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Hilltop Buzz Excites Students
For an entire week the Hilltop was buzzing with major media outlets, Democratic candidates, and students who were excited about the busyness that came along with the debate.
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CNN to Host Two Nights of Town Halls on Campus
Beginning next week, CNN will air live from Saint Anselm College’s campus, including Inside Politics with John King and eight town hall forums featuring presidential primary candidates.
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Meeting all the Candidates; Two Students’ Venture to Meet Them All
As the NH Primary approached, roommates Julianne Plourde ’20 and Sarah Murphy ’20 decided to meet as many of the candidates – Republican and Democrat – as they possibly could.
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In the News: Faculty, Staff, and Students on the NH Primary
With Saint Anselm in the national (and international) spotlight leading up to the NH Primary on Tues., Feb. 11, students, faculty, and staff were interviewed by a variety of media from around the country.
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Belief and Ballots Podcast
Belief and Ballots is a podcast sponsored by Saint Anselm College’s departments of Theology and Politics and implemented by Campus Ministry. The podcast explores the relationship between faith, the public sphere and political engagement, including interreligious and interfaith perspectives.
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The 2020 Presidential Debate: By the Numbers
On February 7, 2020, the nation's eyes were on Saint Anselm College as it hosted the democratic debate featuring candidates for president.
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Service-Learning Course Continues Through Pandemic
While the college has transitioned to remote instruction, a service-learning program has continued virtually.
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A Week of Hands-on Learning and Special Guests for Health Science and Nursing Students
Saint Anselm College EMS provides a week of opportunity with informative presentations, professional visits and hands-on events.
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January 8-9, 2024
A new poll conducted by the Saint Anselm College Survey Center (SACSC) at the New Hampshire Institute of Politics (NHIOP) finds former United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley’s momentum has slowed.
