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Graduating for a Cause: This Year’s Commencement as a Call to Action
Recent Saint Anselm Graduate Wesley Vanderburgh reflects on the need to redefine community and civic engagement.
CNN Hosts Historic Town Hall at Saint Anselm
Five Democratic candidates speak in the Dana Center to lay out each of their plans for a new American Presidency.
Student Wants to Know “Why You so Obsessed with Me?”
A second-semester freshman student complained today that one of her classmates is “so obsessed” with her. The student, Hillary Topper ‘22, said that ever since arriving in her journalism class, Annie Crier ‘19 has been overly focused on what she’s doing. “It’s really the weirdest thing,” she complained. “I just showed up here ready to ...
Ex-Pope Labels Sexual Revolution as Cause of Church Abuse Crisis
Earlier today, Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI released a letter condemning the sexual revolution of the 1960s for causing the Catholic Church’s sex abuse scandal. The letter, a nearly 6,000-word essay, was published in a German newspaper before an official English translation by the Catholic News Agency was released and is controversial on two grounds: the ...
#WhyIWrite: Jackson Peck
I first became politically active in my first few years of high school. The 2016 presidential election was in full swing and my news feed was full of advertisements, slogans, soundbites, and articles about the candidates. One of the videos I watched was an advertisement for Senator Bernie Sanders’ campaign in which he said: “Our ...
Faculty Claim Violations of Title IX
The situation was referred to by a staff member as a “complete lack of acknowledgment of the success of Women’s Basketball…”. Questions and concerns were raised by staff and community members to athletics, senior administration, and communications, all to be left unanswered.
No Rest for the Hilltop: Candidates Keep Coming
It’s no surprise to Saint Anselm students that campus is a hotbed for political activity. Every president since Dwight Eisenhower has been to the hilltop. The whirlwind is getting started a bit early, though. Presidents’ Day Weekend and the following days brought two prominent candidates to campus and even more to the state. Senator Kirsten ...
Crisis in Virginia Continues to Spread
For more than two weeks, Virginia has been embroiled in a scandal that seems like it will never end. A photo of Virginia Governor Ralph Northam’s 1984 yearbook from Eastern Virginia Medical School emerged on Friday, February 1. On Governor Northam’s page of the yearbook, two men are seen at what seems like a Halloween ...
