Alumni, Family and Friends
Check out some of our favorite SNHU stories from 2022, illustrating the many ways in which members of the SNHU community have celebrated each other and persisted through the pandemic.
The SNHU community logged an outstanding 1,200+ hours of service during the seventh annual Global Days of Service.
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Forbes recognized SNHU as one of the “Best Employers for Women” in the U.S. for 2022. The university also ranked in the top 20 to make the list for this prestigious award.
Winnie Lerner became the first woman Board Chair in the history of SNHU.
SNHU's global community united with Penmen pride both in-person and virtually during the 2022 Homecoming celebration.
As part of a coalition led by the City of Manchester, SNHU was one of 21 recipients of the Build Back Better regional challenge.
Check out these inspiring stories from SNHU scholarship recipients and learn how donor support can ensure education is within reach.
In recognition of its commitment to support military-affiliated learners, SNHU was named a top 10 Military Friendly® School for 2022.
The SNHU athletics stadium was re-named and dedicated in honor of a distinguished trustee — Mark Ouellette ’77.
After extensive research and feedback from the SNHU community, we welcomed a refreshed look. Our new logo celebrates our past while introducing a more forward-thinking visual identity.
Catch up on the latest SNHU news, a look back at our history and meet some inspiring alumni, students and community members.
The Learning Fellows program on campus was renamed to the Wolak Learning Fellows in honor of SNHU alumnus and Trustee Ed Wolak ’74.
Penmen capture their first ever NE10 Presidents' Cup in SNHU history. This award is presented annually to signify overall athletic excellence in the NE10.
Relive the 2021 Year in Review >>
Read President LeBlanc's 2022 reflections on his blog.
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