The purpose of the True Equality and Dignity Alliance (TEDA) is to create a safe atmosphere on campus for students who identify as gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and allies of those students. TEDA shall do this by supporting these students, discussing current and relevant news in the media, and providing a welcoming environment for identifying students to gather together as a community.

The Ultimate Frisbee Club gives all students an outlet to have fun, make friends and through teamwork; improve their athletic and competitive abilities. The team generally practices per week and participates in multiple tournaments over the course of the school year. 

The Anselmian yearbook staff is responsible for the publication of the college yearbook. Besides producing Anselmia, the yearbook staff also coordinates fund-raisers, including the publication and sale of the Freshmen Register. The editor of the yearbook is selected by a committee each spring. They are responsible for appointing a staff of co-editors and seeing the yearbook through to its completion. 

The purpose of the club is to promote awareness about animal welfare, animal-related issues, and to provide students with the opportunities to engage in animal-oriented volunteer opportunities within the Manchester, NH area.  Furthermore, the club will provide additional resources for students interested in learning about veterinary medicine by having opportunities to participate in activities and seminars from veterinarians. The club will facilitate volunteer activities and trips to local animal centers, shelters, and hospitals. The club is open to all students with the desire to learn about both small and large animals, and the human-animal relationship.

The purpose of this group is to provide the proper projection, perception, education components, and influence of the mis-and underrepresented communities on campus focusing on the BIPOC population. We will create a safe, comfortable, and inviting environment in which we engage in discussions concerning the challenges we may face with the intent and purpose of raising awareness and finding ways to overcome said challenges. We strongly encourage members–students and college employees– to speak freely and listen in a nonjudgmental way to the issues we encounter on a day-to-day basis. Off campus, we commit to organizing and hosting events that leave a positive impact in the Manchester community. Our focus is primarily on reaching out to young African American and mis-underrepresented children in the community.

The purpose of Respect the Nest is to educate the campus about the environment and to spread awareness about being sustainable and responsible, both with the environment on our own college campus and in the larger Manchester area. Respect the Nest specifically seeks to fulfill this mission by organizing clean-ups, events, awareness campaigns, and initiatives that promote protecting our environment. Respect the Nest is specifically referring to “respect of place” and honoring our own campus community, or our “Nest,” while also assisting the greater Manchester community with sustainability efforts.

The National Society of Leadership and Success (NSLS) is the largest leadership honor society in the United States.  The Saint Anselm NSLS Chapter, established in 2016, was founded with the purpose of building leaders who make a better world.  The NSLS encourages community action, volunteerism, personal growth, and strong leadership from its chapters and members.  The program steps help students identify career goals, hone their leadership skills, and turn ambitions into action.  As a member of our NSLS Chapter, you have access to professional leadership training, exclusive scholarships, an online job bank, networking events, a distinguished speaker series, enhancement of your professional resume, and more.

Reach out to the Student Executive Board to learn more or visit the National Society for Leadership and Success' website.

The Hiking Club is an organization dedicated to celebrating the Great Outdoors. We promote hiking and outdoor activities with an emphasis on appreciating and respecting nature while leaving no trace. All experience levels are welcome to join our hikes and various outdoor activities that we plan each semester.

The Campus Activities Board (CAB) is one of seven committees of the student government and is the primary coordinator of entertainment and events for the student body. 

The board consists of five sub committees: coffee shop, promotions, special events, and trips and travel. 

These committees program regular performers, comedians, musicians, trips, give-aways, and special events such as Welcome Back Week, Christmas with CAB, Winter Week, and Party Your Classes Off.