When he graduated from Saint Anselm College in 1934, Ernie Louis Thorne became the college’s first Black alumnus. From that time on, he became not only a memorable member of the Anselmian community, but also a vital part of Manchester.

Ten Anselmians were honored at the 2024 Alumni Awards brunch held last fall.

Plans for a new School of Nursing and Health Sciences promise to maintain and grow the college’s strong position in the field of nursing.

Sometimes the end of an era really is the end of an era.

Today, nearly one-third of the 31 members of the Saint Anselm Abbey were born during the post-baby boom era - representing a powerful example of the community’s continuity and vow of stability for generations to come.

This Focus on Faculty features Sean Parr Ph.D. of the Fine Arts Department.

Whether in her role on the Massachusetts Parole Board, or a a mom to her 13-year-old son, Charlene Bonner '91 is changing people's lives for the better.

Many of our faculty, students, and alumni are recipients of this prestigious grant. We hear from a few members of our community about how the experience changed their lives, and why they wouldn’t be who they are today without it.

With several decades of service among them, these retiring faculty and staff leave the Hilltop after making deep impressions.

On the Hilltop Spring/Summer 2020