Alumni, Family and Friends
The SNHU community logged more than 9,000 hours of volunteering during the eighth annual Global Days of Service.
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Forbes named SNHU as one of the “Best Employers for Women” in the U.S. for 2023. The university also ranked in the top 70 among the 400 employers to make the list for this prestigious award.
SNHU President Paul LeBlanc announced he'll be stepping down after 20 transformative years of leadership.
SNHU's global community united with Penmen pride both in-person and virtually during the 2023 Homecoming celebration.
SNHU was recognized as the best education employer in NH by Forbes and was named a "Great Colleges to Work For" for the 16th consecutive year.
Check out these inspiring stories from SNHU scholarship recipients and learn how donor support can ensure education is within reach.
The SNHU Global Education Movement (GEM) program celebrated its 2023 graduates.
Fifteen new honorees were inducted into the Southern New Hampshire University Athletic Hall of Fame.
SNHU celebrated the achievements of 39,000 graduates with both virtual and in-person ceremonies this past year.
SNHU appointed three new academic deans to key leadership roles on campus following a nationwide search.
SNHU joined the First Scholars Network, demonstrating the university’s commitment to improving outcomes and success of first-generation students.
SNHU Athletics finished 23rd out of 251 NCAA Division II institutions that were ranked following the final release of the LEARFIELD Directors' Cup standings – its highest finish in department history.
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