Last month, 14 junior Nursing students embarked on a weeklong trip to Costa Rica as part of the clinical component of their NU449 Community and Public Health Nursing course.

The 2023 Goodchild Ethics Bowl brought over 100 high school students to the Hilltop on January 28th, to contemplate important moral issues facing society. 

On Fri., Feb. 3, 88 nursing students in the class of 2025 gathered in the Abbey Church for a special blessing of the hands ceremony in preparation for their first clinical experiences.

A beloved tradition returned to campus on February 11, as the Meelia Center hosted their annual Valentine's Day Dance for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

More than 470 students were named to the fall 2022 Dean's List by Academic Dean Mark Cronin, Ph.D.

The Saint Anselm community reflects on the words of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the work that remains to be done for racial equity.

Saint Anselm College’s home for the Gregory J. Grappone ‘04 Humanities Institute is running on schedule, set to be complete for the beginning of the 2023-2024 academic year.

Students in Introduction to Peace & Justice and Community Organizing worked with residents of the Granite Square neighborhood to learn about the needs a local community center could fulfill.

Last fall, students in “History’s Mysteries,” a course taught by Professors Matthew Masur and Hugh Dubrulle, researched the 1821 murder of Goffstown resident Anna Ayer.

Michael ’88 and Patricia Rockett ’88 have generously pledged $100,000 gift to the college. They have challenged (or are challenging) other 1988 classmates to collectively match their gift by the time they celebrate their 35th reunion in June.