Saint Anselm College celebrated the 14th annual Relay for Life a little different this year. Held outside on the Alumni quad on a rainy Sunday afternoon, students walked in honor of those affected by cancer to raise awareness and fundraise for the American Cancer Society.

Stories from our alumni!

Letter from the President, Spring/Summer 2023

June 9 – 11, Saint Anselm College welcomed alumni home for reunion weekend.

This spring, Politics Professor Erik Cleven co-taught Political Thought in the Work of Dostoevsky with colleague Professor Peter Josephson. In this op-ed, Cleven explains what he believes the American people can learn from writers such as Russian author Fyodor Dostoevsky.

On Friday, June 3, Saint Anselm College kicked off their 2022 Reunion by inducting three classes – 1970, 1971, and 1972 – to the Order of Golden Anselmians – alumni who have celebrated the 50th anniversary of their graduation.

Author Gary Ginsberg came to the New Hampshire Institute of Politics last Wednesday evening November 10th, to share some thoughts and answer questions about his novel First Friends, where he delved into the friendships of nine U.S. presidents. 

On September 17, 1787, the Founders of our country signed arguably "the most influential document in American history, the U.S. Constitution" (National Constitution Center). We invite you to join us in recognizing this important event by taking time to familiarize yourself with the U.S. Constitution. Small "pocket" copies are freely available at the Circulation Desk, September 14-19, 2023. We also offer an online companion guide with books and videos about the Constitution and its Founders, as well as quizzes to test your knowledge.

A Thanksgiving message from Dr. Favazza

Last fall, a new special topics course blended history and literature in a unique opportunity for Saint Anselm College students to engage with the humanities.