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Summer Reading 2026: From the SNHU Community to Your Bookshelf

Alexa Gustavsen
It’s that time of year to relax with a great book, and members of SNHU’s community share their own books and recommend other authors for your 2026 summer reading list.
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What is Juneteenth and Why is it a Holiday?

Juneteenth is a federal holiday that observes one of the most significant events in U.S. history — the end of the Civil War and the emancipation of Black Americans. Celebrated on June 19 each year, Juneteenth or Freedom Day marks a second Independence Day for the United States.
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SNHU’s Ethics Challenge Raises Awareness Around Food Insecurity

SNHU’s 8-week Ethics Challenge engaged 40 students in researching food insecurity through hands-on community work with local nonprofits. Participants developed leadership, communication and critical thinking skills, with many inspired to continue serving their communities after the challenge ended.
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Service as a Catalyst for Connection

Volunteers from Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU) have been working on various community service projects for the school's 11th annual Global Days of Service initiative. While every project is focused on a different cause, they all shared a common outcome: bringing people together.

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