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.

On Fri., Feb. 5, 88 nursing students in the class of 2023 gathered in the Abbey Church for a special blessing of the hands ceremony in preparation for their first clinical experiences. 

Over the last several months, thousands of trees have been removed from areas of the forest around Saint Anselm College that have become overcrowded. This effort is intended to create a healthier habitat for the trees and wildlife that live there.

Despite the restrictions of a pandemic world, Campus Ministry held a virtual Service and Solidarity program this past winter break as part of its annual selection of Winter Break Alternative (WBA). Twenty-six students participated in four different experiences.

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.”

On Tuesday, Feb. 2, 2021, Saint Anselm College celebrated the 10th Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Dinner. Two students and two staff members received the Social Justice Award at the event, and Reverend Liz Walker gave the keynote presentation.

The Kevin B. Harrington Student Ambassador Program welcomes 32 new members to the program that promotes public programming at the NHIOP.

Retired Saint Anselm College English Professor Sister Amy Hoey, R.S.M., died at the age 89 on August 14, 2020 at Warde Rehabilitation and Nursing Center in Windham, N.H., after a period of declining health.

Saint Anselm College was excited to welcome students back to the Hilltop beginning on Jan. 20. For the spring semester, the College has made some adjustments both in academics and student life to support a positive student experience.