Former Attorney General Eric Holder addressed gerrymandering and voter suppression at a Politics & Eggs breakfast, presented by the NHIOP and the New England Council, on June 1.
Saint Anselm College Survey Center spring poll shows NH voters’ strong disapproval has softened from 58% to 41% in recent months. (Photo, Michael Vadon)
Sarah Hummel '19 and Matthew Solomon '20 have created a display featuring items drawn from the NHIOP's collection that provide a glimpse into the lives and legacies of various First Ladies.
John Avlon joined the Institute on April 24 to speak on his latest book, "Washington's Farewell: The Founding Father's Warning to Future Generations."
Eighteen Saint Anselm students were honored for service and community engagement at the 25th annual Paul S. Coleman Volunteer Service and Leadership Awards.
The 2018 "Get Connected, Stay Connected" event with 30 alumni and even more current students showed that Anselmian connections don't end after graduation.
On April 3, former Governor Martin O’Malley spoke on a number of different issues at Politics & Eggs, emphasizing his belief that, “The U.S. is strongest when Republicans and Democrats work together.”
Peter Flaherty and Eric Fehrnstrom discuss religion, politics, and the different ways presidents have traditionally addressed the combination of the two, particularly President Trump.
Dr. Danielle Thomsen presented her latest book and research on the lack of moderate representation in Congress and its implications on policy-making.
Why Study Politics Here?
Location (the N.H. Primary), variety of courses, outstanding faculty, and student opportunities. There is no better place to learn and experience politics first hand.
