SNHU in the Community

International Women’s Day (IWD) takes place each year on March 8, during Women’s History Month. It's a holiday observed across the globe that encourages you to reflect on women's history, celebrate women's achievements and take action to support gender equality.

New Year's resolutions are a long-held tradition that continues today, with many committing to a variety of personal goals at the start of each calendar year in January. While it's possible to accomplish the goals you set, more resolutions fail than you might realize.

More than 26,000 SNHU graduates, friends and family members took to Manchester, New Hampshire, over the weekend. Three in-person ceremonies were held in honor of the 4,500-plus degree recipients who made the trek to celebrate their transition from college students to college graduates.

A student-athlete's journey involves balancing the demands of academics and athletics. From early morning practices to late-night study sessions, student-athletes learn to juggle rigorous schedules, build lasting friendships and develop resilience that prepares them for life beyond college.