While the college has transitioned to remote instruction, a service-learning program has continued virtually.

The Meelia Center for Community Engagement brought the North Pole to the Manchester community as it hosted its 32nd annual Children’s Holiday Fair.

Kathryn Langille and Kyla Prussman awarded prestigious summer research fellowships through the New Hampshire Institute of Politics.

Thirty-five Saint Anselm College students have been accepted into the Tau chapter of the Delta Epsilon Sigma National Scholastic Honor Society for the 2023-2024 academic year.

Saint Anselm College will participate in the New Hampshire Long-term Investment to Fuel Transformative Research (NH-LIFT) initiative.

For many students at Saint Anselm College, summer is a time to take a deep dive into a subject they are interested in through summer research.

On Friday, October 18th the Psychology department hosted a field trip to the Dartmouth Hitchcock Center in Lebanon, New Hampshire. For the past few months, the center has hosted an art exhibit called 99 Faces which focused on the stigma of mental illness. This exhibit, by artist Lynda Cutrell, contained 33 pictures of people living on the bipolar spectrum, 33 people living on the schizophrenia spectrum, and 33 people who love these individuals. Our group explored the stories of some of these people and engaged in meaningful conversation about why stigma towards mental illness occurs. This unique exhibit will be traveling to multiple locations throughout the United States next, such as Tufts University and Gordon College.

http://www.99facesproject.com/