The Center recently partnered with Saint Anselm alumnus, Dan Puopolo, to host a group of current students and alumni for a dinner and discussion on the ethics of Investing. This dinner was the first of a series...
To fight this pandemic, we need social distancing, and that means more housing. New Hampshire's housing shortage is forcing people to crowd together with roommates, spreading coronavirus.
As part of our Ethics in Our World faculty-student dinner series, students gathered on February 13 for a discussion led by Professor Aubrey Scheopner Torres of the Education Department: Should we have stan...
Do good leaders need to be good persons? Does leadership require courage, empathy, and loyalty or can it be effective without these qualities? Why? What does it mean to be a good leader? What does it mean to be...
The Center for Ethics sends its Saint Anselm College student employees to Ethics Circle meetups at high schools in the community. This is a report on one such meetup by one of our student employees.
The Ethics of Big Data conference at the University of Vienna discussed how to address the pervasive threat to privacy posed by the new digital era. There are two sides to the issue—one side represented by the ...
Professor Max Latona, the Executive Director of the Center for Ethics in Business and Governance, was given the faculty Social Justice Award during this year’s Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Dinner.
St. John’s High School from Shrewsbury, Mass. has won the New Hampshire Regional Ethics Bowl held on Saturday February 1st at Saint Anselm College. St. John’s was the only Massachusetts school competing in the ...
Saint Anselm College junior and Center for Ethics employee Hannah Beaudry reflects on an Ethics in Our World discussion on whether to give money to panhandlers.
