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Co-Editor-In-Chief, Chris Tutt, writes 2024… The End Of An Era. Link in bio!!

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Couldn’t be more excited to say we won the Organization Academic Achievement Award! It has been such a great year, thank you to the members of The Penmen Press and to everyone who has been involved.

Co-Editor-in-Chief Taylor Posik (‘23) discusses her time on The Penmen Press, including her different positions she held in the organization along with her favorite moments. In a senior letter, she wrote:

I joined The Penmen Press during the second semester of my freshman year. I remember how intimidated I was to be in a room full of people I didn’t know. All I knew is that I joined to gain experience in journalism. Little did I know that I would become passionate about it and would want to go into the field of journalism for my career.

Senior Managing Editor/Sports Editor Adam Dufault (‘23) writes a senior letter about his time at SNHU and discusses plans following graduation. His letter says:

As I sit here crafting my final piece of writing for The Penmen Press, I’m reflecting deeply on my time at SNHU. I am incredibly fortunate to have found a club that has given me the opportunity to enhance my skills in an area in which I take great pride: writing. After I graduate, I plan to teach English classes at Alvirne High School in Hudson, NH.

Check out the website to read more!

Staff writer Megan Charest (‘23) discusses her experience at SNHU, touching on her time during the remote year, the extracurriculars she was in, and her time as an RA. In a senior letter, she wrote:

Wow! What a wild ride these last four years have been. Through the ups and downs, we did it, Class of 2023! I would like to thank the incredible Communication staff that helped me achieve my goals and find my passion for writing.

Check out the website to read more!

Staff writer Sophia Peggie (‘23) discusses her college experience in a senior letter, saying:

SNHU has given me so many opportunities throughout my years here. One is The Penmen Press. I have been incredibly lucky to have been part of this journey in this club and would recommend it to any student thinking of joining. It has prepared me in many ways for my plans after I graduate and I will hold the skills that I gained throughout this semester in my future career.

Check out the rest of the letter on the website!

Penmen Press copy editor Alexis McLeish (‘23) shares their experience at SNHU in a senior letter, saying:

Attending SNHU helped me climb out of two major holes in my life. When I enrolled in the online creative writing program, it gave me a sense of direction and purpose. I decided to transfer to campus for similar reasons. After moving from Massachusetts to Colorado, I lacked direction. As my graduation came closer, I still wasn’t sure what I wanted out of life. Transferring to campus was a welcomed change of pace; it gave me a chance to be around people my age and figure out what I wanted.

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Brewed Awakening, previously named Cup of Love, has been a staple at SNHU for many years. It became a place for students to relax and enjoy food and beverages crafted by SNHU students, including their famous ‘Crêpe Day.’ However, those fun times and memories will come to an end after School of Business Dean Dr. Michael T. Tasto made the decision to shut down the café.

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Congratulations to our up-and-coming Co-Editor-in-Chief Elise Fasano for earning the Emerging Leadership Award! We are so proud of you and can’t wait to see how far you go!

Congratulations to all nominees and recipients at the Leadership Awards ceremony!

In case you missed it, our new issue is out NOW in select areas around campus and online! Check in the link in bio for stories and more! Also, a huge for Copies Plus for always making sure our issues are printed and always looking great!

This past weekend, our staff writer, Avery, got the opportunity to attend PaxEast in Boston! Here are some pictures from the event. Stay tuned to see what we do next!

The Penmen Press will be doing senior shoutouts for our commencement issue! Scan the QR code to get yours!

Thank you to everyone that stopped by. We made over $300 for The Cupboard!

To donate to The Cupboard, stop by the Concierge Desk in the Student Center or email [email protected] with inquiries on how to donate

For our commencement issue, we will be doing senior shoutouts! Link in bio for more!

Come join as we help The Cupboard raise money in ! Stop by for some rushes!

Here are some photos from our trip to San Francisco! We had such a fun time at the conference and exploring the city!

Our latest issue is online now! Check it out!

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This week in Penmen Press: we hosted an event to make Valentine’s Day cards for children at Boston Children’s Hospital and then we cosponsored with our friends for Finish the Lyric. Stay tuned for what we do next!

If you haven’t heard, we’re cosponsoring with for another game of Finish the Lyric! This time, Disney themed✨ Bring your friends THIS THURSDAY!

Our new issue is OUT NOW! Available in print around the Student Center and on our website! Link in bio for more!

Come join us next week as we make some cards for Boston Children's Hospital! We will have a chocolate fountain and snacks!

Come join us and for a fun night or Finish the Lyric! There will be prizes! See you all there!

Katelyn Ditto ('24) is the business manager. She is a Business Administration major with a concentration in Sports Management. She's from Westford, Massachusetts. A fun fact about her is that she is the manager for the SNHU men's lacrosse team.

Emily Blais ('24) is the Staff Representative. She is a Creative Writing major. She hopes to work in entertainment journalism one day.

Adam Dufault ('23) is the Senior Managing Editor. He is a Creative Writing & English major. He has hiked all 48 4,000 mountains in New Hampshire.

Chris Tutt ('24) is one of the Co-Editor-in-Chiefs. He is a Communication major with a concentration in Public Relations. A fun fact about him is he is the youngest head coach for his baseball league in the country.

Taylor Posik ('23) is one of the Co-Editors-in-Chief. She is a Creative Writing & English major. She hosts her own radio show called "in the feels" for

Involvement fair recap! Did you guys get a chance to check it out yesterday?

Our Issue V Launch Party is TUESDAY! Come celebrate our latest release in your jammies, take some photos and make hot chocolate kits!

Sports Editor Adam Dufault ('23) reports that the SNHU women's XC team won their first NE-10 championship. Check out our website in the link in our bio for more on this story. (Image courtesy: Matt Obernesser)