A year ago, when I first stepped into Alumni Hall as the 11th president of Saint Anselm College, I was eager to embrace the opportunities and challenges that awaited my own freshman year on the Hilltop.

The actions that a president takes during their first 100 days in office are vital in determining the early success of a president’s time in office, but this margin was not always as symbolic as it is today.

Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders stopped by the NHIOP on August 27th to give a policy speech supporting President Biden’s reelection.

This past fall and spring, 2020 Albert H. Gordon Research Fellowship recipients Elizabeth Manning ’22 and Laura Santer ’21 presented their research and findings to a group of their peers as they explained what they accomplished last summer.

The Saint Anselm community reflects on the words of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the work that remains to be done for racial equity.

On March 30 and 31, 2021, Anselmians took time to honor the influential and often unsung heroes who inspired and influenced their time at Saint Anselm College during the 7th Annual Days of Giving campaign. 

Due to the implementation of new health and safety regulations presented by the COVID-19 pandemic, the New Hampshire Institute of Politics’ (NHIOP) Kevin B. Harrington student ambassadors have had a particularly challenging responsibility for maintaining engagement. 

On Tues., March 10, history, art, and politics united at the New Hampshire Institute of Politics (NHIOP) at Saint Anselm College.

So much of the past year has been buffeted by Covid-19, and certainly that is true here on the Hilltop.

On Monday night, a public debate co-sponsored by the Kevin B. Harrington NHIOP Ambassadors and the college debate team took place in the NHIOP auditorium.