Alumni Judge Student Artwork for Juried '10
April 12, 2010
The 10th Juried Fine Arts Student Exhibition opened April 9, with 40 students displaying their work. The exhibited works were selected out of 120 submissions. Read more
Coins and Chemistry: Students Analyze an Ancient Artifact
January 5, 2010
Students from Bedford High School, 45 in all, used the beakers, solutions and instruments of Professor Mary Kate Donais’ chemistry lab to travel through time. Read more
Saint Anselm Mourns Fallen Hero, Marine Capt. Kyle Van De Giesen ’02
October 27, 2009
We invite you to honor Marine Capt. Kyle Van De Giesen '02 with your remembrances and comments, which you can provide by using this blog's commenting feature below.
Read message from Fr. Jonathan DeFelice, O.S.B., president of Saint Anselm College.
In Context: Jennifer Donahue Recounts Sen. Kennedy's Enduring Ties to NH
August 26, 2009
With the passing of Senator Edward Kennedy, Jennifer Donahue, political director of the New Hampshire Institute of Politics, reflects on Kennedy's special connection to the state and to the New Hampshire Primary.
In Context: Dr. Daly Discusses End of Life Medical Decisions
July 10, 2009
Welcome to a new feature on the Saint Anselm blog. From time to time, we will ask faculty members and others to shed light on issues in the news, and post their answers either as text or short videos. Health care reform is making headlines these days, so we have started with a professor of medical ethics, Dr. Daniel Daly, assistant professor of theology.
President Obama raised the concerns and costs of end of life care this spring, when he discussed the treatment of his late grandmother, who received a hip replacement after being diagnosed with terminal cancer. "If somebody told me that my grandmother couldn’t have a hip replacement and she had to lie there in misery in the waning days of her life — that would be pretty upsetting,” Obama told The New York Times.
We asked Professor Daly to outline an ethical framework for making the often wrenching decisions about health care that can come in the final stages of life. He discusses the difference between ordinary and extraordinary care in the context of Catholic theology.
The Office of College Communications and Marketing welcomes suggestions for In Context interviews. If you would like to suggest a topic or have something you’d like to discuss, please contact Barbara LeBlanc or Doug Minor.
Dom DiMaggio, Trustee Emeritus, Dies at Age 92
May 8, 2009
Dominic DiMaggio, Red Sox Hall of Famer and trustee emeritus of Saint Anselm College, died Friday in his home in Marion, Mass., surrounded by family. He was 92 years old. Read more
