This Giving Tuesday, more than 502 donors raised $126,593 to support three initiatives committed to serving the community through education, access, and inclusion.

During Fall 2022, a group of high school students from Manchester have explored the world of radio astronomy through a class offered by Access Academy. It is one of 10 courses offered through the program this semester.

Kumwimba Augustine Twite ’25 and Jasmine Marshall ’23 have been selected as the 2022 Ernie Thorne ’34 Scholars, an award honoring the legacy of the first Black graduate of Saint Anselm College.

Dr. Favazza sends his Thanksgiving message to the St. Anselmian community.

In November 2022, the Center released its first two studies as a part of its new healthcare ethics and policy research.

Saint Anselm students were not going to let a global pandemic prevent them from helping provide meals and clothes to community members who need it most.

Meaghan Wilson ’20 has received a Fulbright U.S. Student Program award to Peru. Wilson will teach English at an educational institution in Peru as part of the Fulbright English Teaching Assistantship (ETA).

This spring 2021 semester has offered a wide range of courses across a variety of different disciplines and majors, including a public history course instructed by Professor Beth Salerno, Ph.D., of the history department. 

We are please to share that Saint Anselm College is preparing for a robust and rewarding on-campus curricular and co-curricular experience for the 2021-2022 academic year.

This past January, students and alumni came together to take part in the Jumpstart College to Career program, a three-day virtual career conference that provided upperclass students with strategies and tools to apply to their personal career plan.