Beginning next week, CNN will air live from Saint Anselm College’s campus, including Inside Politics with John King and eight town hall forums featuring presidential primary candidates.

The Kevin B. Harrington Student Ambassadors hosted a successful Civic Engagement Week with voter registration activities and a Constitution Day birthday celebration.

Kathryn McGillivray ’20 has been living and working in Spain for the past year teaching English as a second language at Colegio Senara, an all-girls, Catholic school in Madrid. This experience will serve her well next year as a Fulbright Scholar in Argentina.

This spring, two Saint Anselm College students and an alumna received scholarships for the 2022-23 academic year from Alpha Lambda Delta (ALD) for their involvement in the Saint Anselm ALD chapter and other campus and community service activities. 

For many students at Saint Anselm College, summer is a time to take a deep dive into a subject they are interested in through summer research.

A new poll conducted by the Saint Anselm College Survey Center (SACSC) at the New Hampshire Institute of Politics (NHIOP) finds the political environment remains poor for Democratic incumbents with 69% of voters believing the country is on the wrong track, deteriorating slightly from 68% in August.  President Biden’s image has improved slightly, but is still underwater at 44%-54% favorable.  Senator Hassan’s and Congressman Pappas’ images are also underwater at 48%-51% and 47%-48% respectively, while Kuster’s is slightly better than even at 48%-46%.

Br. Isaac Murphy, O.S.B., elected sixth abbot of Saint Anselm Abbey

The Saint Anselm College Alumni Association has inducted 10 recent alumni into the annual 10 Under 10 Recognition Program, which celebrates and showcases the successes of Saint Anselm's young alumni who are already shaping the future.

Each American president inherits situations and devises plans that determine the new Leader of the Free World’s first hundred days in office. The first president to use the now famous measure was Franklin D. Roosevelt.

Fine arts major Natalie Bender presented her senior thesis project, the opera “Amahl and the Night Visitors”, the first opera performed at the college.