Concert in Koonz Auditorium featuring the College HAWK Pep Band and the Jazz Band

Join your fellow Anselmians in prayer for equity and peace in our troubled world.

Join your peers and enjoy free pizza and conversation about current political news in an informal setting.

The special guest on 4/15/2024 is Communication major Kathryn Williams '24. Williams will speak about her work with the new Saint Anselm podcast: Belief and Ballots.

Free and open to Saint Anselm students. Please RSVP by emailing nhiop@anselm.edu.

President President Favazza and the Diversity & Inclusion Innovation Fund (DIIF) Committee invite you to this annual event that recognizes the efforts made across campus to promote diversity and inclusion through the Diversity and Inclusion Innovation Fund grant program. and the Diversity & Inclusion Innovation Fund (DIIF) Committee invite you to this annual event that recognizes the efforts made across campus to promote diversity and inclusion through the Diversity and Inclusion Innovation Fund grant program.

Elsa Voelcker will conduct an exciting workshop exploring the old photographic process of making photograms. Since the 19th century, this unique camera-less process has made for great image experimentation and invention using light sensitive paper. Participants will make their own photograms in a traditional development darkroom, and a gallery flat table display and discussion will follow! Interested participants should contact the Chapel Art Center to register. Enrollment is limited to 12.

Register for the workshop by emailing the Chapel Art Center at chapelartcenter@anselm.edu or by calling (603) 641-7470. Enrollment is limited to 12. Observer participants welcome.
 

Join the festival! From 5-9, enjoy live music, food, drinks, and free stuff to celebrate the end of the semester!

Please join us as we begin Holy Week with our Celebration of Palm Sunday!

You are invited to attend the symposium "Pope Francis: Theology and Global Policy in the 21st Century" on Friday, October 18, 2024, at the New Hampshire Institute of Politics, West Wing. Co-hosted with the Center for the Study of Religion and Public Life and the Politics Department, this event will delve into Pope Francis's impact on global affairs and the intersection of theology and politics.

Please RSVP to Prof. Christine A. Gustafson at cgustafson@anselm.edu. 

We look forward to your participation.

Symposium Schedule:

Take a break from studying for midterms and ease your stress with a visit with a therapy dog. 

Sponsored by Geisel Library and The King Edward Society.