Alexander Keyssar, professor of history and public policy at Harvard’s John F. Kennedy School of Government, joined the Institute on Feb. 10 for a presentation via Zoom on his recent book, Why Do We Still Have the Electoral College?

The Center for Ethics in Society has released a summary of insights and recommendations from its June 2021 luncheon for New Hampshire housing developers.

Rick Green has covered the Saint Anselm College Center for Ethics' second annual New Hampshire Housing Survey for the Union Leader. 

The Center for Ethics in Society's 2024 Annual Statewide Survey of New Hampshire voters reveals robust and growing support for affordable housing measures.

In March 2020, Saint Anselm College created the Anselmian Student Relief Fund to support students encountering financial emergencies that might prevent them from continuing their education on the Hilltop. Since then, the College has distributed $54,216 to 49 students.

Computer Science Professor Michael Huelsman presented research on the complexity of decision making.

On October 2nd, faculty joined with both new and returning students to enjoy some apple cider and cookies for the Psychology Department Open House. Some of the littlest offsprings of the faculty even enjoyed some cider. Welcome to Saint Anselm College, freshman Psychology majors!

The New Hampshire Zoning Atlas will help state and local leaders address the affordable housing crisis in NH.

The Center for Ethics in Society at Saint Anselm College released a new statewide survey of Granite Staters’ attitudes about the local impacts of the housing crisis today.

Nikki Haley hosted her first event at the NHIOP since announcing her candidacy. Read more to learn about the event and what political topics Haley spoke about.