1: The Abbey Players’ production of Something Rotten! provided theatergoers a hilarious musical journey back to the days of Shakespeare. 2: Men’s basketball team captain Josh Morissette ’26 cuts down the net after winning the program’s 11th Northeast 10 Conference Championship with a 75-69 victory over Saint Michael’s College at Stoutenburgh Gymnasium. 3: The campus, with its bright and colorful blooms, was clearly buzzing this spring. 4: The New Hampshire Institute of Politics hosted The Big Watch event in celebration of the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence and the American Revolution. The event consisted of a segment of Ken Burns’ film, The American Revolution, followed by a community discussion. 5: Hammer the Hawk, Saint Anselm’s new official mascot, jumped into action to help during this year’s Days of Giving campaign, which raised more than $1.6 million for the college. 6: This year’s Coleman Awards celebrated 17 award winners and 35 honorees for their outstanding service to the community. 7: The annual Nurse Pinning Ceremony brought bright smiles amid blue skies as it honored 104 graduates from the Class of 2026. 8: Students Maya Pontes ’26 and Beau Manzi ’27, attend office hours with associate professor Jonathan Lupo, Ph.D., of the communication department. 9: Decadent Black Forest cupcakes, made in honor of the Feast Day of Saint Anselm, were a crowd pleaser. 10: Along with the Chapel Art Center’s spring semester intern Percy Moore ’26 (second from right), student gallery attendants and opening night student guests attend Still Waters, Deep Reflections: The Art of Evelin Bodfish Bourne, February 16, 2026. Evelin Bodfish Bourne’s charming watercolors, from her years in Provincetown, Massachusetts and the Buzzards Bay area, graced the walls in celebration of this 20th-century woman modernist. 11: Br. Thomas Lacourse, O.S.B. ’15, assistant director for academic support and a trustee of the college, shares a friendly hello on his way across campus.