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SNHU campus entrance during the 2026 autumn homecoming with a Welcome to SNHU banner.

Camp Penmen Brings the Adventure to Homecoming 2026

Camp Penmen was in session as Homecoming 2026 welcomed the Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU) community back for a camping-themed weekend. The celebration included campus festivities, regional events and virtual activities for students, families, faculty, staff and alumni.
Sunny, a golden retriever and SNHU's official comfort dog.

A Day in the Life of SNHU’s Comfort Dog, Sunny

The next time you're on campus at Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU), you might be greeted by a ray of sunshine on four legs. Her name is Sunny, and she's SNHU's official comfort dog. Learn more about this golden retriever and how she brightens people's days.
Illustration of a person lying on a beach towel by the water, wearing a wide-brimmed sun hat and holding an open book above their face while relaxing on a sandy beach.

Summer Reading 2026: From the SNHU Community to Your Bookshelf

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.
Several gold, green and red icons and graphic shapes representing Juneteenth.

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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