Steve McDevitt, a current staff member here at Saint Anselm’s College came to speak with a group of students today at the New Hampshire Institute of Politics. He spoke about his time working in the White House ...
Our virtual exhibit, Booths, Ballots, and Elections! Oh, My! took a look at some unusual examples and invited viewers to consider parallels to the 2020 Presidential Election.
Upon first glance, these improvised choices seem irrelevant, and hardly in a position for success, similar to third-party candidates. However, a look back to 1956, 1964, and 1972 elections, each demonstrate an ...
Many Americans today are faced with a very basic choice for who they want to vote for in a presidential election. Do they vote Democrat or Republican? This isn't how it has to be though. What if there was anoth...
Authorities across the country took many different measures to control the spread of the Spanish Flu especially during the election period. There was little public discussion about the 1918 elections being post...
As campaign signs pop up on front lawns, the trees change color here in New Hampshire, and candidates make their final push for support, you know that Election Day is just around the corner!
In the evening of October 1, the New Hampshire Institute for Civics Education, in partnership with the Warren B. Rudman Center at UNH Franklin Pierce School of Law, hosted a William W. Treat Lecture, and the to...
The New Hampshire Institute of Politics continued its Bookmark Series with an event on Sept. 23 featuring Allison Lange, PhD, who is the author of “Picturing Political Power: Images in the Women’s Suffrage Move...
On Tuesday, September 22, the New Hampshire Institute of Politics hosted a virtual panel discussion, co-sponsored with the Boisi Center for Religion and American Public Life at Boston College and the Greenberg ...
To celebrate Constitution Day on September 17, the New Hampshire Institute of Politics offered the Saint Anselm College community free cupcakes and U.S. Constitutions.
After a summer filled with racial tension and political hostility, student leaders from the New Hampshire Institute of Politics are finding a common ground on hot button issues.
Why Study Politics Here?
Location (the NH Primary), variety of courses, outstanding faculty, and student opportunities. There is no better place to learn and experience politics first hand.
