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“That’s it - go outside until I call you back in for graduation!”

Let the seniors stay

Kathryn Williams, Editor in Chief
April 11, 2024

The Catholic call to love one another is greater than our differences

Kathryn Williams, Editor in Chief
April 11, 2024

Props to the campaigns that solve women’s issues, not just make their product pink

Kathryn Williams, Editor in Chief
March 26, 2024
Hack your job applications with AI, but keep it authentic

Hack your job applications with AI, but keep it authentic

Kathryn Williams, Editor in Chief
March 26, 2024
Candidates divided on the transparency of club funding, express the need for more communication overall

Candidates divided on the transparency of club funding, express the need for more communication overall

Kathryn Williams, Editor in Chief
March 5, 2024

Discord between student leadership group, SGA ushers in new ideas on collaborative efforts

Kathryn Williams, Editor-In-Chief
March 5, 2024
Timberlake, Hanna say accessibility, fair treatment are their main priorities

Timberlake, Hanna say accessibility, fair treatment are their main priorities

Kathryn Williams, Editor-In-Chief
March 5, 2024
SGA candidates from left to right: Diego Benites, Salvatore Parent, Molly Timberlake, Michael Hanna, Aidan Carroll

SGA candidates debate key student issues during critical period of change

Kathryn Williams, Editor-In-Chief
March 5, 2024
Salvatore Parent (left) and Diego Benites (right) are seeking reelection.

Meet the ambitious student tickets seeking top SGA seats for 2024

Kathryn Williams, Editor in Chief
March 5, 2024

Current mileage reimbursement policy insults students, justice demands change

Kathryn Williams, Editor in Chief
March 5, 2024
As spring break dawns, the undergratuate emerges from his den. Without a meal plan, he must be resourceful.

Time flies, make the most of it

Kathryn Williams, Editor in Chief
March 5, 2024
Walter served college in many roles, including several Vice President positions.

Col. Walter Gallo ’58, Honorary Degree ’08 remembered as one of the most influential lay people in Saint Anselm history

Kathryn Williams, Editor in Chief
March 5, 2024
College’s full transition to Workday continues as students register for fall courses.

Students must hop on Workday train, or they’ll face registration issue for fall term

Kathryn Williams, Editor in Chief
March 5, 2024

Saint A’s isn’t Saint A’s without theology

Kathryn Williams, Editor in Chief
February 22, 2024
Stop using Taylor Swift as a political punching bag

Stop using Taylor Swift as a political punching bag

Kathryn Williams, Editor in Chief
February 22, 2024
Lauren Coolijan (right) at baccalaureate circa 2010.

Commencement speaker Lauren Chooljian ’10 reflects on experience at Saint Anselm

Kathryn Williams, Editor in Chief
February 22, 2024
Cronin speaks at town hall on futute of the liberal arts amid college academic cuts.

Strength of the liberal arts examined as $2M budget cuts loom

Kathryn Williams, Editor in Chief
February 22, 2024
Students were stood up by the 2024 Republican debate.

Debate flop signals disappointments to come this November

Kathryn Williams, Editor in Chief
February 8, 2024

College plans cuts of $5 million for new strategic initiatives

Kathryn Williams, Editor in Chief
February 8, 2024

Finals are around the corner, where is the best study spot?

Kathryn Williams, Editor in Chief
December 5, 2023
College is in conversation with ABC News, WMUR News 9 about hosting debate.

Campus awaits confirmation of Jan. 18 GOP debate

Kathryn Williams, Editor in Chief
December 5, 2023
The central nervous system of Saint A’s

The central nervous system of Saint A’s

Kathryn Williams, Editor in Chief
November 16, 2023
Gingerbread registration: beloved tradition but brrr

Gingerbread registration: beloved tradition but brrr

Kathryn Williams, Editor in Chief
November 16, 2023

Students zero in on Haley, Ramaswamy at NHIOP debate watch party

Kathryn Williams, Editor in Chief
November 16, 2023
Magdalen College announces closure at conclusion of 2023-2024 academic year

Magdalen College to close its doors after 50 years

Kathryn Williams, Editor in Chief
November 16, 2023

Question on the Quad: What is your least favorite Halloween candy?

Kathryn Williams, Editor in Chief
November 2, 2023

If you’re going to get Chipotle, please get guacamole

Kathryn Williams, Editor in Chief
November 2, 2023
Theoretically, you can use a moped to reserve a parking spot... but you also could get a ticket so park at your own risk.

Two birds, one moped

Kathryn Williams, Editor in Chief
November 2, 2023
Lewiston, Maine holds a special place in the hearts of Road For Hope walkers who begin the 130 mile journey there.

Students, staff rally support for Lewiston after shootings

Kathryn Williams, Editor in Chief
November 2, 2023
Road for Hope begins annual charity walk in Lewiston, Maine.

Lewiston shooter found dead; Saint Anselm community unites to support those affected

Kathryn Williams, Editor-In-Chief
October 27, 2023
Fr. George Rumley O.S.B. was ordained a deacon by Bishop Peter Libasci.

Meet Fr. George Rumley O.S.B., newest deacon at the Abbey

Kathryn Williams, Editor in Chief
October 19, 2023
DeSantis speaks to a crowd at NHIOP ‘Politics and Eggs’ event.

DeSantis visits NHIOP as he falls behind Haley in NH polls

Kathryn Williams, Editor in Chief
October 19, 2023
People pick sides in Israel-Palestine conflict following Hamas attack.

75 years of tensions intensify after Hamas attacks Israelis

Kathryn Williams, Editor in Chief
October 19, 2023
Gen Z’s responsibility to stand against harassment

Gen Z’s responsibility to stand against harassment

Kathryn Williams, Editor in Chief
September 28, 2023
Students cheers to senior “wedding” in uppers during spring 2021.

Rise in liquor violations suggest return to pre-pandemic campus life

Kathryn Williams, Editor in Chief
September 28, 2023

Hey, seniors! What is your best advice for the newest Hawks?

Kathryn Williams, Editor in Chief
September 14, 2023
On a 90 degree day, a class on the top floor of Alumni Hall feels like an impossibly difficult journey.

Heat, humidity conspire to make students suffer

Kathryn Williams, Editor in Chief
September 14, 2023
Student protestor holds sign reading “grab ’em by the d*ck” (Photo by Tom Canuel)

This isn’t an SNL skit, sexual abuse is not a joke

Kathryn Williams, Editor-In-Chief
May 11, 2023
Trump and Collins talk past and upcoming elections at CNN town hall. (Photo by AJ Tamburino)

Trump spars with Collins, dodges questions during controversial CNN town hall

Kathryn Williams and Patrick McGann
May 10, 2023
Lauren Batchelder visits Saint Anselm College to protest Trump town. (Courtesy/AP)

Batchelder back on campus eight years after Trump harassment

Kathryn Williams, Editor in Chief
May 10, 2023
John Provost

Trump town hall plans sparks outrage from students, faculty

Kathryn Williams, Editor in Chief
May 4, 2023
Students smile with Bishop Peter Libasci and Brother George Rumley, O.S.B. after receiving sacraments at RCIA Mass. (Courtesy / Campus Ministry)

Nine students confirmed, one baptized at RCIA Mass

Kathryn Williams, Editor in Chief
April 20, 2023
The rise of AI in our daily lives has professors concerned, are robots the future of education? (Courtesy / John Provost)

Kathryn Williams, Editor in Chief
April 20, 2023
Greg Grappone was a strong advocate of the humanities and Liberal Arts. (Courtesy / Saint Anselm College)

Humanities Institute annoucnes new, full-tuition scholarship

Kathryn Williams, Editor in Chief
April 20, 2023
Feinberg, former Chief of Staff to Ted Kennedy, to be commencement speaker. (Courtesy / Saint Anselm College)

Favazza names 4 honorary degree recepients, commencement speaker

Kathryn Williams, Editor in Chief
April 20, 2023
Br. George Rumley, O.S.B., Bishop Peter Anthony Libasci, and seven RCIA candidates smile at the RCIA Mass in 2022.

From Quaker to Catholic, Br. George shares his journey

Kathryn Williams, Editor in Chief
April 3, 2023
Saint Anselm students and staff visited Temple Beth Jacob for Shabbat service. (Courtesy / Anna Gaby)

Stand against antisemitism

Kathryn Williams, Editor in Chief
April 3, 2023
Parent, Benites campaign poster for the 2023 SGA elections. (Courtesy / Peter Carranza)

Highest voter turnout in years gives SGA ‘Sal and Diego’

Kathryn Williams and Patrick McGann
April 3, 2023
The Subiaco group smiled for a group photo at the end of the retreat.

Subiaco retreat: Saint Benedict would love the song ‘Waymaker’

Kathryn Williams, Editor in Chief
March 9, 2023

Women’s history is still being written

Kathryn Williams, Editor in Chief
March 9, 2023
A banner from nursing pinning flies in front of Poisson, foreshadowing the buildings demolition to create a new nursing hub.

Poisson to be demolished, paving the way for new nursing school

Kathryn Williams and Patrick McGann
March 9, 2023
Pro-Presidents’ Day off

Pro-Presidents’ Day off

Kathryn Williams, Editor in Chief
February 23, 2023
Courtesy / Meg Query

Let’s redefine love on and beyond Valentine’s Day

Kathryn Williams, Editor in Chief
February 9, 2023
A burst pipe resulted in a collapsed ceiling in the Saint Benedict Court laundry facilities.

Arctic freeze breaks records, ceilings, pipes

Kathryn Williams, Editor in Chief
February 9, 2023
Exam schedules increase student stress amid finals chaos

Exam schedules increase student stress amid finals chaos

Kathryn Williams, Editor in Chief
December 7, 2022
SGA President Maura Crump, Vice President Ben Mickens smile at Senate meeting.

SGA to push ‘Benedictine Way’

Kathryn Williams, Editor in Chief
December 7, 2022
A case for early Christmas celebration

A case for early Christmas celebration

Kathryn Williams, Editor in Chief
November 17, 2022

Are blue lights outdated security blankets?

Kathryn Williams, Editor in Chief
November 17, 2022
Dia de Los Muertos, All Saints/Souls celebrate cultural collaboration

Dia de Los Muertos, All Saints/Souls celebrate cultural collaboration

Kathryn Williams, Editor-In-Chief
November 4, 2022
Just Stop Oil supporters throw soup over Van Gogh’s Sunflowers and glued their hands to the wall

Attacking art does zip to stop climate change

Kathryn Williams, Editor in Chief
November 3, 2022
Congressional candidates Karoline Leavitt and Chris Pappas at NHIOP for Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce debate moderated by Scott Spradling.

Leavitt, Pappas face off at heated debate; ’19 grad seeks incumbent’s seat in US House

Kathryn Williams and Michael Hanna
November 3, 2022

New Dave not functional

Kathryn Williams, Editor in Chief
October 20, 2022
The Office of Campus Safety and Security, located in the Daley building, released 2022 Clery campus crime report

Annual report reveals new data on sexual assault and liquor violations

Kathryn Williams, Editor in Chief
October 20, 2022

Two-factor authentication is a privilege

Kathryn Williams, Editor in Chief
October 5, 2022

Times change, issues don’t

Kathryn Williams, Editor in Chief
October 5, 2022
Bears in Uppers

Rumors or facts: unruly events at Uppers

Kathryn Williams, Editor-In-Chief
September 22, 2022

Flu season is coming, schedule your shot now

Kathryn Williams, Editor-In-Chief
September 22, 2022
Father Titus, Father Francis, and Father Basil stand together in the Abbey after their ordination

Campus community celebrates ordinations of Fathers Francis, Basil, and Titus

Kathryn Williams, Editor-In-Chief
September 6, 2022
Pro-life or not, pregnant women deserve better support systems

Pro-life or not, pregnant women deserve better support systems

Kathryn Williams, Editor-In-Chief
May 6, 2022
Professor Gary Bouchard interviews award-winning filmmaker Ken Burns

‘Evening with Ken Burns’ champions Humanities efforts

Elisa Verdi and Kathryn Williams
May 6, 2022
A crowd of mixed pro-life and pro-choice protestors each advocating for their respective cause

Supreme Court leak sparks conversation of a post-Roe America

Kathryn Williams, Editor-In-Chief
May 6, 2022
Saint Anselm College Relay for Life participants were proud to officially raise $1,000,000 in the fight against cancer

Relay for Life raises $1 million in fight against cancer since 2008

Flannery Moore and Kathryn Williams
April 16, 2022
Messages from survivors and allies on display at Davison Hall as part of the 2022 Clothesline project

Reflect and take a stand against Sexual Assault this SAAM

Kathryn Williams, Editor-in-Chief
April 16, 2022
Church turns to Mary, Queen of Peace

Blessed Mary, we need a miracle

Kathryn Williams, Editor-In-Chief
April 2, 2022
Chris Christie signs egg at Politics and Eggs with NHIOP ambassador, Brenden Fedrezzi

Like some politics with those eggs? Ukraine, inflation, future of the GOP

Kathryn Williams, Editor-In-Chief
April 2, 2022
Ryan McDonough at opening ceremony in the Carr Center on Feb. 26th

Early Admitted Open House welcomes prospective Anselmians

Ambrose Ward and Kathryn Williams
March 12, 2022
Welfare committee members address issues of basketball courts, cross country trails, and more

Welfare Committee in its prime and keeping the resolutions rolling

Kathryn Williams, Editor-in-Chief
March 12, 2022
A good first guess for a Wordle.

What’s the ‘Wordle’?

Kathryn Williams, Editor-In-Chief
March 2, 2022

Honest look at “The Bachelor,” it’s drama not love

Kathryn Williams, Editor-In-Chief
February 11, 2022
The SGA student senate at their final meeting of the semester on November 22, 2021.

SGA mental health resolution is a step in the right direction

Kathryn Williams, Editor-In-Chief
December 13, 2021
Dealing with burnout, the countdown to finals begins

Dealing with burnout, the countdown to finals begins

Kathryn Williams, Editor-In-Chief
November 20, 2021
Lt. Govenor Geoff Duncan of Georgia talks about his book GOP 2.0 at the NHIOP

Republicans shift away from Trump, refocus the GOP

Kathryn Williams, Editor-In-Chief
October 22, 2021
The pro-life generation must advocate for life at all stages

Pro-life from womb to tomb: A new ethos for young Americans

Kathryn Williams, Editor-In-Chief
October 22, 2021

Mental Health: Are we doing enough?

Kathryn Williams, Editor-In-Chief
October 8, 2021
Robert the Squirrel serves as an alias for students running the Nutty Anselm page.

Meme pages like “Nutty Anselm” both blessing and curse

Kathryn Williams, Editor-In-Chief
September 24, 2021
Saint Anselm Student volunteers help move members of the class of 2025 into Joan of Arc Hall

Campus life looks towards normal school year

Kathryn Williams, Editor-In-Chief
September 10, 2021
A crowd of students gathered in uppers on April 23, 2021

Campus Security and Resident Assistants face challenges due to pandemic

Kathryn Williams, Crier Staff
May 6, 2021

Kindness: the hottest trend of 2021

Elisa Verdi and Kathryn Williams
May 6, 2021
SGA Candidates Rit Flandreau 22, Kevin Chrisom 22, Aidan Pierce 22 and Jackson Peck 22 engaged in speeches to the student body prior to the election.

SGA election collapse sparks campus-wide sexual misconduct conversation

Elisa Verdi, Kathryn Williams, and Olivia Boudreau
March 31, 2021
Matt James was the star of the 25th season of the hit show The Bachelor, and provided fans with a shocking ending in the season finale.

‘Bachelor’ star Matt James steps away from love amid racial controversy

Kathryn Williams, Crier Staff
March 31, 2021

Women in 2021 continue to make history while fighting for equality

Kathryn Williams, Crier Staff
March 31, 2021
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