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Students had the opportunity to live like monks during Holy Week

Campus gents live like monks during annual Holy Week retreat

Tom Canuel, Crier Staff
April 11, 2024
Abbot Mark Cooper, O.S.B. on the day of his abbatial blessing in 2012

‘That all may be one’: Abbot Mark’s legacy on the Hilltop

Tom Canuel, Crier Staff
April 11, 2024
Procession after abbatial blessing of Abbot Mark Cooper O.S.B. in 2012.

Be ready to celebrate new abbot when the bell tolls on April 30

Tom Canuel, Crier Staff
March 26, 2024
From left, Abbot Matthew K. Leavy, who served from 1986-2012, Abbot Mark A. Cooper, newly elected, and Bishop Joseph J. Gerry, retired bishop of Portland, Maine, and Abbot Matthew’s predecessor who served from 1971-1986 for at the 2012 blessing of Abbot Mark.

Abbot Mark to resign when he hits 75; election in April

Tom Canuel, Crier Staff
March 5, 2024

Events celebrate alumni, 50 years of women’s education

Tom Canuel, Crier Staff
February 22, 2024
The humanities have always been a part of the liberal arts experience Saint Anselm College. A two semester humanities course is less then prior generations completed.

The liberal arts at SAC

Tom Canuel, Crier Staff
February 22, 2024

Question on the Quad: What are your thoughts on the results of the NH Primary and a potential 2024 Trump-Biden rematch?

Tom Canuel, Crier Staff
February 8, 2024
Fr. Cecil was the longest serving monk and a former director of Physical Plant.

Fr. Cecil laid to rest at 94; leaves rich, diverse legacy

Tom Canuel, Crier Staff
December 5, 2023
Dancing Institute is set to hold events, such as summer camps, year round

Aaron Tolson Institute of Dance to set toes tapping on campus

Tom Canuel, Crier Staff
November 16, 2023
Fever Dog fan poster.

Get to know Fever Dog: the latest band rocking at Saint A’s

Tom Canuel, Crier Staff
November 2, 2023
Committee looks to promote campus events of inclusion, like Relay for Life.

College forms Bias Response Team to ‘create a culture of belonging’

Tom Canuel, Crier Staff
November 2, 2023
Students gather outside of the new seminar room inside the Humanities Institute.

Grappone Institute puts ‘pretty darn big stake in the ground’

Tom Canuel, Crier Staff
September 14, 2023
Br. Celestine takes picture with Abbot Mark Cooper after taking solemn vows.

Monastic community celebrates Br. Celestine’s solemn vows

Tom Canuel, Crier Staff
September 14, 2023
Jacob Akey, Anthony Walters, Thomas Donovan, Sara Danner, Riley Buchanan. (Courtesy / Jacob Akey)

St. A’s places second, wins $1,100 in international ethics competition

Tom Canuel, Crier Staff
May 4, 2023
Pope Francis hit his first milestone of a decade as the leader of the Catholic Church. (Courtesy / Wikimedia Commons)

Francis celebrates ten years as Pope – yay or nope?

Tom Canuel, Crier Staff
April 20, 2023
It is important to create spaces that foster respectful, uplifting conversations. (Courtesy / Campus Ministry)

The challenges and merits of conversation in our relationships

Tom Canuel, Crier Staff
April 20, 2023
Father Titus celebrates first mass as priest in the Saint Anselm Abbey Church. (Courtesy / Harkins Photography)

Fr. Titus ordained priest, celebrates his First Mass

Tom Canuel, Crier Staff
April 20, 2023
Christopher Lee has been named director of the federal TRIO program on campus.

New TRIO office to support first- gen and students with disabilities

Tom Canuel, Crier Staff
March 9, 2023
(Left to right) Tarah Valin, Kayla August, Kathryn Williams at “Spill the Tea”

‘Spill the Tea’ amplifies diverse voices in the Catholic Church

Tom Canuel, Crier Staff
February 23, 2023

Letter to the Editor: A play about televangelists shows lack of judgement

Tom Canuel, Crier Staff
February 23, 2023
Pope Benedict waves to croud in Terreiro do Paso, Portugal during a visit in 2010

Students, faculty remember the lasting legacy of Benedict XVI

Tom Canuel, Crier Staff
February 9, 2023
Dialecta II features a Madonna and child sculpture by Sylvia Nicolas, creator of the Saint Anselm statue outside Alumni Hall.

Chapel Art exhibit Dilecta II explores origins, flourishes

Tom Canuel, Crier Staff
December 7, 2022
Fr John Baldovin of Boston College presents ‘Eucharistic Revival’

BC Jesuit underlines social justice within new ‘Eucharistic Revival’ efforts

Tom Canuel, Crier Staff
November 18, 2022
Christmas decorations are already popping up in Dav, but is it too early for the music

A new take on the season of Christmas music

Tom Canuel, Crier Staff
November 17, 2022
Kevin Foley weighs in on accessibility

Students, faculty troubled by accessibility problems

Tom Canuel, Crier Staff
November 17, 2022
President Favazza shown with guests celebrating the opening of Dilecta part 1.

Second ‘Dilecta’ exhibit to open in two weeks at Chapel Arts Center

Tom Canuel, Crier Staff
November 4, 2022
Prof. Beth Daily will serve as interim Abbey Players director.

A new director, Disney cabaret, and the Diviners – oh my!

Tom Canuel, Crier Staff
September 22, 2022
Saint Anselm Road For Hope walkers return to the Hilltop on Saturday, August 27

Lessons and Advice to First-Year Students from a Road for Hope Participant

Tom Canuel, Crier Staff
September 6, 2022
Synod participants spent time in productive, respectful conversation about important topics at Saint A’s and the greater Church

Students speak their minds at first ‘Synod on Synodality’

Tom Canuel, Crier Staff
May 6, 2022
Meat and condiments enveloped by bread (above), clearly this is a classic sandwich

Hot take on hot dogs

Tom Canuel, Crier Staff
May 6, 2022
Fr. Augustine plays Pictionary with students at monastic recreation on March 22

Campus Ministry celebrates college’s Benedictine identity

Tom Canuel, Crier Staff
April 2, 2022
Members of Saint Anselms own Hawks for Life attended the 2021 NH Right to Life Dinner last October

Saint Anselm College must stand up as a pro-life institution

Tom Canuel, Crier Staff
February 11, 2022
Dean Susan Gabert and Dr. Ward Holder asking questions to writer and alumni Michael OLoughlin on January 31

College alum discusses his new book on Catholic response to AIDS

Tom Canuel, Crier Staff
February 11, 2022

Alum Michael O’Loughlin, journalist, receives letter from pope on AIDS book

Tom Canuel, Culture Editor
November 20, 2021
Several displays from the Gingerbread competition in Davison Hall from 2018.

Christmas returns to the Hilltop in style beginning November 29

Tom Canuel, Culture Editor
November 20, 2021

Celebrating the dead

Tom Canuel, Culture Editor
November 5, 2021
Two recent alumni, retired prof release new books this fall

Two recent alumni, retired prof release new books this fall

Tom Canuel, Culture Editor
November 5, 2021
Fine Arts Dept. puts a little sole in the hallways, plus theres no smell

Fine Arts Dept. puts a little “sole” in the hallways, plus there’s no smell

Tom Canuel, Culture Editor
October 8, 2021
Some argue that abortion devalues life

In response: The theological, anthropological, and moral injustices of abortion

Tom Canuel, Culture Editor
October 8, 2021
The front walkway to Davison Hall.

AVI dining service faces pushback over dining changes

Tom Canuel and Anna Raley
September 24, 2021
Speaker Kevin Ryan, class of 1994, reflecting on the events of 9/11 at the memorial.

Mass, vets memorial ceremony marks 20 years since 9/11

Tom Canuel, Culture Editor
September 24, 2021
Actor Ryan McDonough as Banquo in the Abbey Players production of Macbeth

The Abbey Players updates: Cabaret, Puffs, and Student One-Acts

Tom Canuel, Culture Editor
September 24, 2021
Crowd cheers Liam Bascle, new soccer star

Crowd cheers Liam Bascle, new soccer star

Tom Canuel, Luke Sugar, and Anna Raley
September 10, 2021
First-year students doing a meditation on Alumni quad on July 28 during the annual A360 program. CREDIT: TOM CANUEL/CRIER

Saint Anselm College opens the door for the class of 2025

Tom Canuel, Culture Editor
August 22, 2021
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