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Demo Experiments in Goulet Spark Interest
For the last eight years, Chemistry Professor Nicole Eyet and several students have been conducting some of the hottest research on campus…literally.
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Campus Safety and Parking Staff
Campus Safety & Parking staff at Saint Anselm College
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The Kevin B. Harrington Student Ambassador Program Welcomes 25 New Ambassadors
The New Hampshire Institute of Politics is proud to welcome 25 new ambassadors to the program.
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Geisel Library Celebrates 60th Anniversary as a Federal Depository Library
On March 27, Geisel Library is celebrating 60 years as a member of the Federal Depository Library Program (FDLP). Check out the display of selected government documents on the main level of the library, pick up some swag, and join us for refreshments. Learn more about our collection of government documents.
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Policy Work
On November 11-13, 2022, the Center for Ethics in Society, hosted a group of political scientists, sociologists, historians, lawyers, and public health experts at a workshop - “The Ethics, Law, and Social Science of Self-Defense and Firearms” - to consider many of the issues associated with America’s gun culture. The workshop’s goal was to share research and advance the scholarly conversation on gun culture without the divisions and lack of nuance that characterizes the current debate.
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The Supreme Court and the Modern Republic: Religious Liberty and Other Issues
New Hampshire Institute of Politics hosted a panel discussion on February 22, 2023, with constitutional scholars to discuss the evolution of the Supreme Court in the modern world. The panel had a range of expertise, including former New Hampshire State Supreme Court Chief Justice John T. Broderick, Villanova Law Professor Michael Moreland, and Saint Anselm Professor Christopher Galdieri. The event was moderated by University of New Hampshire Law Professor John Greabe.
