On Saturday, May 15, 2021, 477 Saint Anselm students triumphantly crossed the stage in front of Alumni Hall, as part of the college’s 128th commencement exercises.

What would Inauguration Day be without the excitement of celebration and the continuation of American tradition? Performing arts and spectacular floats have adorned the momentous shift in presidential power for years past, and many significant groups and people have done their part in adding to the fun of the inauguration.

Throughout the months of January and February, Saint Anselm College will pay tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and his legacy with a series of events themed around “Language of the Unheard.”

Emily Orlando ’91 returned to campus and taught a special English class on feminism through the history of women’s literature.

*Please note: This article is a student blog written by a Kevin B. Harrington Student Ambassador. The Ambassador Program is a unique opportunity for Saint Anselm College students of any major to be involved in supporting the Institute's various events and activities. To learn more about our student ambassadors please visit the NHIOP website.

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Two political insiders with expertise on both political parties offered insight into what is happening in Washington as of late, discussing the state of polarization and what to watch for in the coming months and years of the new administration.