The New Hampshire Institute of Politics welcomes 29 new Student Ambassadors to the program.

The Meelia Center for Community Engagement spread love in the community as they held their 32nd annual Valentine’s Day Dance for individuals with intellectual and cognitive disabilities. 

“The Intimacy of Seeing: Elsa Voelcker – A Retrospective,” the current exhibit at the Alva de Mars Megan Chapel Art Center, spans New Hampshire artist Elsa Voelcker’s almost 60-year career as a photographer and teacher of photography.

Three notable women in the political field discussed the role of women in political and civic engagement.

Seven Saint Anselm alumnae prominent in the business world discussed their paths to professional success.

Saddle up for finals week!

Frazzle Free Finals: Rodeo Show

Schedule

Wednesday, 5/8

• 11 AM - 1 PM Pet-A-Pooch with Susan and Lucy 
• 9 PM Java Jolt with John Dillon (Library Director)  

Friday, 5/10

• 2 PM - 3 PM Pet-A-Pooch with Wendy and Finley

Monday, 5/13

• 3 PM - 4 PM Pet-A-Pooch with Tom and Takoda

Ongoing Activities 5/8 - 5/14

• Watch our Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook feeds for Snack Attack!
• Relaxation Station near Reference Desk and on the Lower Level
• Cornhole and bubbles outside the library (weather permitting).
• Find the Cowboy - Dusty Dewy and his horse have wandered off the ranch! If you spot him, herd him back to the Circulation Desk for a prize

Visit our Frazzle Free Finals guide for more information.

Philosophy Professor Kyle Hubbard researched and published a paper on the Fight for $15 movement.

Politics Professor, Christopher Galdieri, published a book chapter titled ‘Captain America vs. James Madison.’

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