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SNHU relocating Manchester operations to main campus

SNHU relocating Manchester operations to main campus

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MANCHESTER NH

Southern New Hampshire University has announced it will be relocating all offices and administrative operations from its Millyard headquarters to its main Manchester campus

According to the university, most of its workforce now operates remotely or in a hybrid capacity, making it practical to consolidate office operations on campus.

The move means SNHU will vacate its offices at 55 S. Commercial St. and, once the transition is complete, list both the building and its adjacent parking garage for sale.

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