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The academic core at Saint Anselm College offers students a breadth of experience that will prepare them for life; an education that not only provides professional and career preparation, but also encourages a lifelong pursuit of truth that will sustain and enrich their lives. This education is facilitated through a core curriculum composed of a set of common courses and learning outcomes considered essential for the education of students in all majors.
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The Roger and Francine Jean Student Center Complex is the dynamic hub of Anselmian life, as students gather, work, and learn in its central location.
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On Sat., May 18, 507 members of the class of 2024, undergraduate and graduate students, gathered on the Alumni quad with faculty, staff, monks, family, and friends to celebrate their achievements during Saint Anselm College’s 131st commencement exercises.
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Saint Anselm College was founded in 1889 by the Benedictine monks of St. Mary's Abbey of Newark, New Jersey, in response to the invitation by Bishop Denis M. Bradley, the first bishop of Manchester, N.H. A six-year classical course, with curricula in philosophical and theological studies, was organized and opened to qualified students.
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The Order of Saint Benedict of New Hampshire, our founding religious order, received its official charter from the State of New Hampshire on August 1, 1889. With the support of Manchester’s first diocesan bishop, Bishop Dennis Bradley, the Benedictine founders began the construction of the beautiful academic institution, known today as “Saint Anselm College.” Our founders appropriately chose Saint Anselm of Canterbury, an English saint and medieval scholar, as the college’s patron.
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Places to stay, eat, and explore in and near Manchester, New Hampshire
