Politics have become an area of confusion, conflict, and deadlock. This summer, rising sophomores, juniors and seniors are invited to join Anselm House to get past the muddle and initiate reasoned, productive political conversation by returning to first principles of political philosophy. By examining various philosophical concepts of justice and the just (or ideal) society, […]
Christianity appeals to sports metaphors in describing the Christian life. We are called to be trained in godliness, to win the race, and to subdue our bodies. Come hear from a student athlete from UMN as they reflect on the ways they have sought to integrate the pursuit of success on the field with their […]
Ignite your spiritual imagination by immersing yourself in the art and inspiration of The Saint John’s Bible. Through video and rich visual images participants are guided through the story The Saint John’s Bible. Guests will learn about the processes, tools, methods, and materials behind the making of The Saint John’s Bible, as well as explore […]
Calling the class of 2027! Join Anselm House for a free meal, fellowship with other new students, and exploration. All first-year and transfer students and their families are welcome to join us at Anselm House at Melrose Station for Move-in Day Lunch on both August 28 and August 29. Connect with Christian community at UMN […]
The 2023 Annual Meeting will be held at Anselm House's new facility Melrose Station in Minneapolis, MN from June 26-28. This new 21,000 sf location strategically positions Anselm House for greater visibility, community and growth at the University of Minnesota and offers ample space and flexibility for the Annual Meeting’s different components. Featured speakers include Margarita Mooney […]
Following the May 13th graduation ceremony at 1 pm, students, family, friends, faculty and staff are warmly invited by Anselm House to Melrose Station to celebrate the momentous day.
Anselm House hosts Chris Armstrong, Program Fellow at the Kern Family Foundation, for an event on the history and theology of Christian humanism and why it is appropriate to identify C. S. Lewis with this tradition.
This Anselm House Open House is open to the public and meant to acquaint you with its mission and vision. Join Anselm House for lunch and beverages and a short program including stories from faculty and students.
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