With the opening of the Gregory J. Grappone Humanities Institute and the groundbreaking for Grappone Hall, the new home for the Jean School of Nursing and Health Sciences, Saint Anselm College is embracing tomorrow, today.

Saint Anselm College celebrates its 50th year of co-education with a convocation, featuring alumna and internationally known scholar Emily Orlando, Ph.D. ’91.

Harvey C. Barnum, Jr. ’62, H.D. ’04, U.S.M.C. (Ret.) traveled the world in his nearly 30-year career in the U.S. Marine Corps. He travels less frequently in retirement, but his name will journey to ports all over the globe—on the stern of a 9,000-ton ship. The USS Harvey C. Barnum Jr. (DDG 124) was named for the Saint Anselm College graduate as a tribute to his distinguished service and his heroic actions during the Vietnam War.

When it comes to expressing herself through art, Jyl Dittbenner ’97 likes to think big.

With thanks to Manchester, N.H.–native, Richard Lavalliere, Saint Anselm College is home to a large and significant Franco-American collection of books and archival materials.

Sometimes when things don't go as planned, real learning begins.

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

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

“Our nurses are truly stewards of their patients, caring for others above everything. With our holistic approach, and an immersion into the liberal arts and Benedictine values, we produce a different graduate, an Anselmian graduate.”

Sheila Evjy ’74, H.D. ’19 and her husband Jack Evjy, M.D. have committed their lives to being there for each other, their patients, and the future of medicine. At the heart of all of this is Saint Anselm College.