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.

Weather satellites, radiosondes, and many other instruments are used to aid meteorologists with the complicated task of predicting the weather.

Gov. Chris Sununu and his opponent, Sen. Tom Sherman, have proposed reforms to alleviate New Hampshire’s severe housing shortage. How do those proposals compare, and how effective would they be? 

The Saint Anselm College Center for Ethics in Society, in cooperation with the Department of Finance—University of Vienna and the University of St. Andrews Centre for Responsible Banking & Finance, announces a call for proposals for a conference on the economics, ethics, and governance of global commerce. 

On May 18, 2022, the Center for Ethics hosted a capstone event for the Ethics Circles program. High school students joined us on campus for a series of discussions and activities.

The Center for Ethics in Society at Saint Anselm College released a new statewide survey of Granite Staters’ attitudes about the local impacts of the housing crisis today.

Each American president inherits situations and devises plans that determine the new Leader of the Free World’s first hundred days in office. The first president to use the now famous measure was Franklin D. Roosevelt.

On April 8, the Institute of Politics hosted authors Amie Parnes and Jonathan Allen to discuss their new book, Lucky: How Joe Biden Barely Won the Presidency. 

The actions that a president takes during their first 100 days in office are vital in determining the early success of a president’s time in office, but this margin was not always as symbolic as it is today.