Five Saint Anselm College students participated in the 2022 International Business Ethics Case Competition (IBECC) in April. IBECC is a collegiate competition where teams of 3-5 students present the ethical, legal, and financial dimensions of a business ethics case study. 

On Saturday, April 30, the Center for Ethics in Society hosted the Saint Anselm College Ethics Bowl. Six teams of students represented different clubs, organizations, and classes across campus. 

The first New England Aerospace Robotics Competition, cohosted by the Center for Ethics in Society, the Computer Science Department at Saint Anselm College, and STEM-ED, was held in April 2022 and was recently featured in the Union Leader. 

The Center for Ethics in Society's 2022 Goodchild High School Ethics Bowl was featured in The Malone Telegram recently. The story features Franklin Academy students who competed in the Bowl, finishing in second place. 

Center for Ethics Executive Director Max Latona was recently featured on Northeast Delta Dental Radio, hosted by Tom Raffio. Latona discussed the Center's mission, the importance of considering ethical issues for businesses both big and small, and the need for authenticity in ethical leadership.

New Hampshire governor Chris Sununu extensively cited and quoted from work by Center for Ethics Director Jason Sorens in a legislative letter recently. 

The Center for Ethics in Society has released a summary of insights and recommendations from its June 2021 luncheon for New Hampshire housing developers.

Rick Green has covered the Saint Anselm College Center for Ethics' second annual New Hampshire Housing Survey for the Union Leader. 

The Center for Ethics recently conducted a survey of New Hampshire residents regarding their opinion on zoning regulations in NH. The survey results have been featured in local news outlets, including the Union Leader, NH Business Review, and the Josiah Bartlett Center for Public Policy newsletter.