Fine arts major Natalie Bender presented her senior thesis project, the opera “Amahl and the Night Visitors”, the first opera performed at the college.

Saint Anselm College joins hundreds of institutions across the country in celebrating Giving Tuesday on Tuesday, Nov. 29.

Each November, through a series of events Saint Anselm College takes time to remember those community members who have passed away during the year.

Saint Anselm College was awarded funds as part of the congressionally directed spending in the $1.7 trillion omnibus bill signed Dec. 29 by President Biden.

As we enter the New Year, Saint Anselm College reflects on a year full of celebration, innovation, and community. Here are some highlights from 2022 that we cherish.

Service is at the heart of Saint Anselm College. It is a central part of the student, faculty, and staff experience – from community-engaged learning as a part of the curriculum to days of service built into the new student orientation.

This Giving Tuesday, more than 502 donors raised $126,593 to support three initiatives committed to serving the community through education, access, and inclusion.

During Fall 2022, a group of high school students from Manchester have explored the world of radio astronomy through a class offered by Access Academy. It is one of 10 courses offered through the program this semester.

Kumwimba Augustine Twite ’25 and Jasmine Marshall ’23 have been selected as the 2022 Ernie Thorne ’34 Scholars, an award honoring the legacy of the first Black graduate of Saint Anselm College.

Dr. Favazza sends his Thanksgiving message to the St. Anselmian community.