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What’s New on Campus This Year

Every year brings exciting changes to the SNC campus. Here are this year’s most notable ones.

Two new sports
New this academic year: ACHA Division II men’s club hockey and STUNT. The men’s hockey team will compete as an intercollegiate club sport, with games played from September through January. SNC is a member of the Northern Collegiate Hockey League. STUNT is an emerging NCAA team sport that’s a melding of gymnastics and cheerleading, with competitions in February and March. SNC is the first Wisconsin school to offer STUNT.

Debut of Donald & Patricia Schneider Family Hall
Donald & Patricia Schneider Family Hall is now open on campus. The 45,000-square-foot, multi-use facility is the new home of the Donald J. Schneider School of Business & Economics. In addition to classroom space, Schneider Family Hall will provide space for executive education and conferences, and will include a connecting terrace for gatherings along the Fox River.

New menu items
Every year, Dining Services strives to update 20% of its offerings, using input from students. Here are some of the new items your students will be able to enjoy.

Ruth’s Marketplace

  • House-made pastrami bar

  • Spicy Seoul bowl

  • Mississippi pot roast

  • Cranberry, chevre and pecan salad

  • Peruvian chicken soup

  • Six new flavors of fluff (a student favorite), including caramel macchiato, blue moon and lemonade cooler


Ed’s

  • Dirty soda (four flavors). Dirty sodas are customizable drinks made with soda, flavored syrups, and cream or half-and-half.

  • Lotus Plant Power energy drinks. These may be enjoyed as-is, or customized with flavored syrups.


Phil’s

  • Teriyaki chicken wrap

  • Korean beef wrap

  • Sauced tenders (chicken tenders tossed in either buffalo, barbecue or house-made garlic-parmesan sauce)

  • The popular build-your-own burrito bowls will now be available all day every Thursday.


Dining Services will also be collaborating with Mission and Heritage to celebrate more Catholic feast days. One example: On Feast of the Archangels (Sept. 29), your students may be able to enjoy a featured angelic-themed dessert.

Michels Hall updates
Michels Hall was renovated over the summer. Each suite received new cabinetry, mirrors, toilets, sinks and LED light fixtures. Carpeting in the bedrooms was replaced with LVP flooring (luxury vinyl plank). The suites were repainted as well, with an accent color added to one wall. One apartment on the second and third floors was turned into a kitchenette containing a microwave oven, air fryer and pizza oven. The kitchenettes also feature a counter with a sink.


Updated August 2025