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Science Fiction Writers from Around the World Converge on Campus

Sixteen aspiring writers from all over the world, converged onto Saint Anselm College's campus this summer to spend six weeks honing their writing skills with Jeanne Cavelos, editor, author, former astrophysicist and part-time English professor.

In Context: Prof. Jonathan Acuff on the Comparison of the War in Afghanistan with Vietnam

Video: Prof. Jonathan Acuff explains why Afghan history, geography, and population characteristics - as well as the troop strength of America and its allies - are a better comparison to the U.S. war in Vietnam.

Social Networking Media and the Revolution that Wasn’t

How U.S. media commentators and members of the think tank community fundamentally misinterpreted the events in Iran.

In Context: Dr. Daly Discusses End of Life Medical Decisions

Professor Daly outlines an ethical framework for making the often wrenching decisions about health care that can come in the final stages of life.

Chasing the Mourning Warbler; Dr. J Explains Four Song Regions

In this podcast series, Professor Pitocchelli describes his travels and innovative uses of technology in conducting his research on the Mourning Warbler.

Conference Offers Practical Experience and Skills to Young Women Leaders

Sen. Jeanne Shaheen told a group of 22 young women that she was born for politics, as she offered the keynote address for a five-day institute aimed at preparing college-age women for leadership.

Saint Anselm Community Battles Batten Disease in Decathlon

For a large number of Saint Anselm students, this past Sunday consisted of jumping rope, bowling, and three-legged races. Amidst all the excitement, there was one common cause drawing nearly 250 people, mostly comprised of Saint Anselm students, to the Carr Center for the day: a promise to a boy named Nicholas. Read the story »

Ten Years Later, Annual Road for Hope Looks to Top $200,000

Thirty seven Saint Anselm College students are taking the scenic route back to campus this fall — and with very good reason. Starting in Lewiston, Maine, on Saturday morning, August 22, and finishing outside Saint Anselm’s stone face a week later, they are walking the 10th annual, 130-mile Road for Hope. Read the story »