1: The Saint Anselm College nursing community gathered in the Abbey Church to honor the 84 graduating members of the nursing Class of 2025 at the annual Nurse Pinning Ceremony. 2: Dean Diane Uzarski, D.N.P., M.P.H., R.N., welcomed alumnae Julie Bond ’24 and Caroline Coyle ’24 to join the Jean School of Nursing and Health Sciences Community and Public Health Experiential Learning Class, where they discussed how their Saint Anselm educations helped them transition to their new careers. 3: The first annual Spring Arts Showcase included performances in dance, music, and theater arts, with work from graphic design and studio arts majors also highlighted. 4: April showers extended into May, and beyond, but seasonal blooms still found a way to shine bright. 5: Edible art, like these whimsical chocolate-covered strawberries, were just one of the many memorable moments from this year’s senior formal. 6: The New Hampshire Institute of Politics (NHIOP) hosted a sold-out conversation with author Heather Cox Richardson, professor of history at Boston College, about her most recent book, Democracy Awakening (Viking, 2023). The conversation was moderated by politics professor Peter B. Josephson. 7: Elizabeth Driscoll ’25 made Saint Anselm history twice this year. The first Hawk to be named a First-Team All-American by the Intercollegiate Women’s Lacrosse Coaches Association (IWLCA), the senior also was named the 2025 IWLCA Division II Goalkeeper of the Year. 8: The Abbey Players brought 1950s New York City to life in their spring musical performance of Guys and Dolls. 9: The Center for Ethics in Society hosted a thought-provoking discussion titled The Good Life at Stake: Democracy vs. Authoritarianism, led by Henry Thomson, Ph.D., of Arizona State University. 10: Fr. Iain MacLellan, O.S.B. ’78, director of the Chapel Art Center, takes a moment with treasured senior gallery attendants at this spring’s end-of-year celebration. These very capable and devoted students will be sorely missed, as they move on to great careers in a whole variety of disciplines. 11: Fr. Stephen Lawson, O.S.B. ’10, talked with students during an ice cream social held in celebration of the Feast of Saint Anselm.