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What would Inauguration Day be without the excitement of celebration and the continuation of American tradition? Performing arts and spectacular floats have adorned the momentous shift in presidential power for years past, and many significant groups and people have done their part in adding to the fun of the inauguration.
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President Joseph Favazza hosted Saint Anselm College’s annual Diversity and Inclusion Innovation reception.
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Elizabeth (LaMalfa) Kelly ’83 has always lived her life committed to her core beliefs and values—her Catholic faith, her family, and education—not just in speech, but also in action.
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Lincoln and the Fight for Peace: A Bookmark Discussion with Political Analyst John Avlon
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Perry Johnson stopped by the NHIOP for a campaign press conference and to meet with student ambassadors about his plan for the presidency.
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On May 1, 2023, the New Hampshire Institute of Politics at Saint Anselm College was proud to host “Our Fire is Stronger Than Your Bombs,” an art exhibit showcasing the work of illustrators in Ukraine depicting their experience during the ongoing Russian invasion.
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When it comes to expressing herself through art, Jyl Dittbenner ’97 likes to think big.
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On November 11-13, 2022, the Center for Ethics in Society, hosted a group of political scientists, sociologists, historians, lawyers, and public health experts at a workshop - “The Ethics, Law, and Social Science of Self-Defense and Firearms” - to consider many of the issues associated with America’s gun culture. The workshop’s goal was to share research and advance the scholarly conversation on gun culture without the divisions and lack of nuance that characterizes the current debate.