Anastasia Morrison, a junior biochemistry and molecular biology student, has been selected for New Hampshire’s Campus Compact Newman Civic Fellowship of 2021 for her leadership role on community-based service projects.

After a year of quarantining, Campus Ministry hosted events throughout Lent to allow for reflection on the weekly Gospel and correlate religion to this unique looking school year.

Ethiscope is an ethics-driven podcast that aims to discuss some of life’s toughest questions through in-depth interviews with some of the sharpest minds in society today.

During the spring semester of 2021, Saint Anselm College offers a master’s program for the first time in the college’s history.

Saint Anselm College faculty and staff celebrate the 7th Annual Celebration of Faculty Research and Scholarship.

Registration for the 2021 summer session courses is now open. Over six sessions, 49 courses are available for Saint Anselm students to enroll in this summer. 

Faculty members of Saint Anselm College have recently published books that highlight their research and expertise. Three professors, Dr. Ed Gleason, Dr. Montague Brown, and Dr. Paul Finn all celebrated their work being published in the past year.

New Hampshire Union Leader’s “40 Under Forty” includes four Saint Anselm alumni in their list of young and talented citizens and leaders. 

On Feb. 6, the Abbey Players took the stage in their first event of the spring semester with their 24-Hour Play Festival.

The Gregory J. Grappone Humanities Institute joins with the Anselmian Network for Racial Justice, the Criminal Justice Department, and the Office of Alumni Relations to host “Reimagining Justice” - a series of three webinars during the coming semester.