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News Stories

Saint Anselm will Transition to the NEWMAC in DIII Beginning in 2027
Saint Anselm will transition to the NEWMAC in Division III beginning…

For Rising Democratic Politicians, a Stop at NHIOP is a Priority
Student leaders have interacted with emerging Democratic politicians as part…

Saint Anselm’s Relay For Life Shows the Power of Community
Saint Anselm College hosts their 19th annual Relay For Life…

104 Undergraduate Nurses Honored at 2026 Pinning Ceremony
At Saint Anselm College, the beloved annual Nurse Pinning Ceremony…

PRESS RELEASE: Saint Anselm Partners with Stay Work Play NH
Stay Work Play and Saint Anselm College Launch New On-Campus…

Saint Anselm Community Celebrates The 250th Anniversary of The Declaration of Independence
Events were held from February to April at Saint Anselm College to celebrate…

Saint Anselm College celebrates Shakespeare’s 462nd birthday
Saint Anselm College marks Shakespeare’s 462nd birthday with a series…

Saint Anselm Hosts Their 2025-2026 Global Seminar Trips
Saint Anselm hosts annual global seminar opportunities for students in 2025-…
Saint Anselm in the News
Inside Higher Ed
New Presidents: Dakota State, the Citadel, Cal Poly Pomona, Tougaloo and More
April 3, 2026
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Emanuel pushes back on ‘straight White man’ question, says ideas matter most in 2028
March 30, 2026
The Boston Globe
Rahm Emanuel tells N.H. voters to 'kick the tires' as he mulls 2028 presidential race
March 30, 2026
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March 27, 2026
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March 10, 2026
Events

L.A. Dance presents “Colors in Motion”. Colors bring life, joy, and meaning to the world around us—they brighten our days, reflect our emotions, and give us a beautiful way to express who we are. This year, we were inspired by the magic of colors and how each shade tells its own unique story, just like each of our dancers. Through every step, twirl, and smile, our students have brought these colors to life in class and on stage. It has truly been a wonderful and fun year filled with growth, laughter, and unforgettable moments. Thank you to all of our amazing dancers and families for making this year so special. We are so grateful to share this colorful journey with you!
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The Granite State Tap Festival features some of the greatest tap dancers in the industry. Classes are taught with care and joy, and our show features you! Dancers will submit their pieces with a chance to be picked to perform in the show with our faculty and special guests. Come celebrate tap dance with us!
$35 per class
Purchase the 4 class package for $140 and recieve a 5th class free.
Schedule will be announced March 21st.

The Granite State Tap Festival features some of the greatest tap dancers in the industry. Classes are taught with care and joy, and our show features you! Dancers will submit their pieces with a chance to be picked to perform in the show with our faculty and special guests. Come celebrate tap dance with us!
$35 per class
Purchase the 4 class package for $140 and recieve a 5th class free.
Schedule will be announced March 21st.

The 3rd annual Granite State Tap Festival features some of the greatest tap dancers in the industry. Classes are taught with care and joy, and our show features you! Dancers will submit their pieces with a chance to be picked to perform in the show with our faculty and special guests. Come celebrate tap dance with us!
To submit your piece, please send a link or video to ATIOD@anselm.edu
Purchase tickets to see the festival winners!

This is a three-day conference taking place at the Sea Crest Beach Hotel, North Falmouth, MA.
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Powerful writing has the ability to shape perspectives and drive change. In this dynamic six-week workshop, you will engage in both group and one-on-one sessions in order to immerse yourself in the art of persuasive op-ed and opinion writing. You’ll have an opportunity to learn from nationally recognized experts in writing and editing, including being able to ask questions about your work. Fifteen participants will work directly with Trent Spiner, an editor-in-chief and former national political reporter, in one-on-one sessions designed to help you craft and publish an op-ed on a topic of your choice. This class will be a journey to craft impactful narratives that inspire meaningful action in your community. All classes will be conducted via Zoom. A majority of previous participants of this workshop were successfully published in local and statewide news outlets.
What You'll Gain:
- Develop, write, and pitch at least one compelling op-ed.
- Group classes focused on brainstorming, drafting, and pitching op-eds.
- Facilitated conversations and Q&A sessions with op-ed experts.
Participants will also receive individualized coaching sessions for hands-on writing, editing, and pitching to media outlets. Those include:
- Two one-hour coaching sessions with Trent Spiner, drawing from his extensive experience as an editor-in-chief and presidential campaign reporter.
- Concrete results: a draft op-ed, pitch letter, and actionable leads for publication.
Dates:
May 29, 2026 (group session)
Noon - 4 p.m.
Held via Zoom
June 26, 2024 (group session)
Noon - 4 p.m.
Held via Zoom
One-on-one coaching sessions will be individually scheduled.
Audience: Open to all New Hampshire residents, with a special emphasis on those engaged in advocacy or working at mission-based non-profits.
Apply here by midnight on May 15, 2026: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfkzcyNfHbIslRonjJpnQ2g2k-gp8dRDF4M98yrPnBYQuKPRA/viewform?usp=publish-editor
The registration fee for accepted applicants is $299. This fee covers two four-hour workshops and two hours of one-on-one coaching. All classes will be conducted via Zoom.
Questions? Email Hannah Deignan, hdeignan@anselm.edu
About the Facilitator:
Trent Spiner is a nationally recognized expert in writing and editing who served as a presidential campaign reporter at POLITICO, executive editor of the New Hampshire Union Leader, and president of the New Hampshire Press Association.
Support for this program comes from a $2 million endowment created by the N.H. Secretary of State's Office and the Center for Public Responsibility and Corporate Citizenship awarded to Saint Anselm College in 2013. The Endowment was created from a settlement reached between the New Hampshire Securities Bureau and Tyco International, LTD in 2002 and is administered by the University of New Hampshire Foundation.
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