Events

Mar 29

The Arts

Come Friday: What do I do in an Art Museum?

Join Maggie Dimock, Curator of Collectio...

Mar 29 The Arts

Come Friday: What do I do in an Art Museum?

Join Maggie Dimock, Curator of Collections and Exhibitions, for an entertaining and informal discussion concerning what we think about, talk about, and do with ourselves when we encounter art in a museum.

Mar 30

Community

"Cyberwar: How Russian Hackers and Trolls Helped Elect a President"

Kathleen Hall Jamieson, author of "Cyber...

Mar 30 Community

"Cyberwar: How Russian Hackers and Trolls Helped Elect a President"

Kathleen Hall Jamieson, author of "Cyberwar: How Russian Hackers and Trolls Helped Elect a President," will be the keynote speaker at the American Election Academic Symposium.

Apr 1

Community

Globalizing the Culture Wars: Church and Politics in Russia

Join us for a talk with Aristotle Papani...

Apr 1 Community

Globalizing the Culture Wars: Church and Politics in Russia

Join us for a talk with Aristotle Papanikolaou, Archbishop Demetrios Chair of Orthodox Theology and Culture at Fordham University, and Co-Director of the Orthodox Christian Studies Center.

Apr 2

NHIOP

Allowed to Play but Not to Win: Gender, Sports, and the Policy History of Title IX

Dr. Elizabeth Sharrow will explore the p...

Apr 2 NHIOP

Allowed to Play but Not to Win: Gender, Sports, and the Policy History of Title IX

Dr. Elizabeth Sharrow will explore the political history of Title IX of the Education Amendment of 1972 and a gendered paradox at the core of policy design on April 2.

Apr 4

The Arts

Tracing History Through Maps: The Case of Rome, the Eternal City 

Art History professor Jessica Maier, Mou...

Apr 4 The Arts

Tracing History Through Maps: The Case of Rome, the Eternal City 

Art History professor Jessica Maier, Mount Holyoke College, will discuss Rome's evolution through maps and views that illustrate the city's physical transformations and how ideas have changed over time.

Apr 4

Academics

Women’s Suffrage Centenary Student Event

A wrap-up event will feature student wor...

Apr 4 Academics

Women’s Suffrage Centenary Student Event

A wrap-up event will feature student work, discussion of the Declaration of Sentiments project, and presentation of student work broadly related to women’s pursuit of civil rights and the vote.

Apr 11

The Arts

A Visit with the Artist 

Artist Nick Hollibaugh will present a pu...

Apr 11 The Arts

A Visit with the Artist 

Artist Nick Hollibaugh will present a public gallery talk discussing the process and background of his work on view in the exhibition A Moment in Time: Sculpture by Nick Hollibaugh.

Apr 12

Admission & Aid

Admitted Student Open House

We invite admitted students and their fa...

Apr 12 Admission & Aid

Admitted Student Open House

We invite admitted students and their families to visit campus to experience Saint Anselm College with a new perspective.

Apr 14

Alumni

Easter Egg Hunt

Mark your calendars! The 23rd Annual Eas...

Apr 14 Alumni

Easter Egg Hunt

Mark your calendars! The 23rd Annual Easter Egg Hunt will be held on Palm Sunday, April 14, 2019. More details to come.

College Celebrates Benedictine Heritage Week

March 18 - 22, 2019
Observing its third annual Benedictine Heritage Week, Saint Anselm College will celebrate Benedictine history and culture with a variety of events from lectures to a retreat, hosted by the Council on Being Catholic and Benedictine.

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College Celebrates Benedictine Heritage Week

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