
Humanity: Everyone’s a Member
At the Gregory J. Grappone Humanities Institute, we are developing innovative ways to integrate humanistic thought and understanding into people’s lives. We know that humanity is one title we can all share in common and we believe that we are all called to be engaged students seeking to understand the world and our place in it.

At their essence, the Humanities cultivate human wisdom by engaging us in the ageless conversation about the meaning of our lives.

Discover humanitas, an interdisciplinary humanities journal of expressive student work and scholarship, sponsored by the Gregory J. Grappone Humanities Institute.
humanitas aims to feature the best student writing and artwork across disciplines in the humanities, including but not limited to academic analysis, narrative features, translations, exegetical reflective work, poetry, fiction, and illustration. The journal seeks to cultivate and showcase the distinction of Saint Anselm College through excellent student work.
Upcoming Events

Professor Andrew Haringer, Fine Arts Department
Erin O’Farrell ‘29
Event details for What is the relationship to music and memory?

A series of short, clever, comic shorts to help explain basic Liberal Arts concepts; including: Oedipus, The Allegory of the Cave, Achilles' Heel and the Trojan Horse, Sisyphus (and a little Orpeus and Eurydice), The Good Samaritan, The Wheel of Fortune, Okham's Razor, Utopia, Pascal's Wager, Freud—i.e. back to Oedipus.
Written by James Armstrong, talents by Theatre KAPOW.

A series of short, clever, comic shorts to help explain basic Liberal Arts concepts; including: Oedipus, The Allegory of the Cave, Achilles' Heel and the Trojan Horse, Sisyphus (and a little Orpeus and Eurydice), The Good Samaritan, The Wheel of Fortune, Okham's Razor, Utopia, Pascal's Wager, Freud—i.e. back to Oedipus.
Written by James Armstrong, talents by Theatre KAPOW.

Professor Helen Markewich, Biology Department

Professor Tauna Sisco, Sociology and Social Work Department

Professor Meg Cronin, English and Communication Department
John Fitzpatrick '27
Event details for Should we really be aiming for perfection?
Humanities Institute News

The Humanities Institute Celebrates their 200th Come Friday Forum
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Robert and Beverly Grappone Make Historic $40M Gift to Saint Anselm College
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