Notebook: GEM's Blog

Jean Marie Vianney’s heartfelt love song took home the top prize at the student songwriting competition.

SNHU is partnering with universities from across the globe to improve, increase access to higher education for refugee learners.

Learners in Rwanda excel on the court and in the classroom.

Outgoing SNHU President Paul LeBlanc reflects on the impact of refugee education and his gratitude for SNHU GEM learners.

SNHU VP and GEM Executive Director Rachael Sears shares her experiences, conversations, and takeaways from the global event.

Alexia Umugwaneza, recent SNHU GEM and JRS Kenya graduate, plans to use her degree to become a “voice for the voiceless.”