This Focus on Faculty features Pamela Preston of the Nursing Department.

The hard work, determination, and selflessness of these seven individuals ensured the "Return to the Hilltop" plan became reality. 

During his more than 30-year career on the Hilltop, Dan Forbes ’81 has inspired, supported, and connected thousands of students with service opportunities through the Meelia Center for Community Engagement—helping make the college, New Hampshire, and the world a better place.

The Saint Anselm College community navigated one of the most challenging times ever experienced, and is discovering new ways to thrive in uncertain times.

What follows here are some edited excerpts from the conversation between Dr. Gary Bouchard and Ken Burns on April 30.

The New Hampshire Institute of Politics celebrates 20 years of being a must-stop destination for any and every politician on their way to the White House, while also serving as an important place for the community to come together, share ideas, and engage.

Here's what happened on the Saint Anselm College this past fall and winter.

Moving out of a pandemic and into a post-pandemic world, where uncertainty is often the only constant, a group of dedicated students and their advisor help peers recognize, navigate, and discuss the many layers of mental health.

In a year of upheaval, our Anselmian educators have had to dig deep, pivot quickly, and sacrifice much-becoming better teachers along the way. 

“We’re providing [students] with the knowledge that our doors are always open, that their peers are available to them. We’re not going anywhere—just because you have your diploma, that’s not the end of your relationship with us.”