This is a beautiful modern performing arts center on the St Anslem's College campus. It's much…read moresmaller than I expected but it looks like it has been engineered for good sound.

We have been to numerous events at the Dana Center, it is an incredible venue that brings in a wide…read morevariety of talent that you don't often see in NH.

I called at 8:20pm on a Saturday, to the business line listed everywhere for Chico's. Did I expect…read morethem to be open? No. I was expecting, like one does with a business line, a recorded message offering information or asking for the caller to leave their name and number so someone can call back at their convenience. Um. No. Instead a VERY angry man answered "Hello!" "Hi, I'm trying to reach Chico's driving?" "Yeah - it's 8:20 on a Saturday and I'm with my *expletive* family! What do you need....." I interrupted him here to say "So sorry. I thought this was a business line..." "It is a business line! What could you need..." And I hung up. I'm not interested in trusting my child's safety to this guy. If you want to run a business, then run a business. Don't answer your phone swearing at a potential customer.

Don't ever bring you or your kid here i'm a father of a daughter who's just started her here and on…read morethe first day chico got angry and became rude also called my daughter an idiot chico is a scammer and needs anger management classes

This school sucked. Robbed me and did not help with my education. I unfortunately was kicked out my…read morethird year of nursing school due to having marijuana in my system. Previous months before I had obtained a breast reduction surgery and was in immense pain. I also herniated one of my discs. Using marijuana was the only way I could find comfort during this time. I also had a Massachusetts medical marijuana card at that point. None of that mattered. They kicked me out after making me attend three classes prior to telling me. I had written and essay and declined precious time with my friends as I had schoolwork that proved not important anymore. With all of that I was sent home. They gave me less than a week before moving all of my stuff out. Coincidentally two of my grandparents suffered strokes that week and I had to help my family with that. There was no care and they threatened to throw away all my belongings. After emailing my frustration to the president of the campus there was no regard for my mental well being. Saint Anselm college was one of the worst two year experience of my life as well as a gigantic waste of money. They also refused me a 15,000 dollar refund after only being there for two weeks. I dislike every educator and staff member there. They would rather have coked and pilled out students with borderline alcoholic disease running around them a girl who was just trying to deal with her pain. If I could give zero stars I would. Besides separating boys and girls from each other, being able to count all the people of color on one hand, racist and homophobic monks this is not the place you want to waste your money on. I had reached out for mental health help as well as academic and was denied that as well. I only have one friend from this experience. The rest of it was a complete waste of time. President favaza if you are reading this please give me back my refund as that was just rude. DO NOT GO HERE THEY ALSO FORCE RELIGIOUS BELIEFS DOWN EVERYONES THROATS

The best place in the entire world. I've never been part of such an inclusive, faithful, and…read morededicated community. I'm getting verklempt thinking about my time on the hilltop. From the amazing food (and workers) in the dining hall to the traditional Sunday mass in the Abbey Church--there is a place for everyone to call home on campus. The curriculum made me a more well-rounded human and made me appreciate my faith and friends more than ever. There are opportunities to get involved in everything on campus. I played four years of varsity lacrosse, studied in Italy my junior fall, was an orientation leader for two years, went on a WBA service trip, worked a campus job in the dining hall, and enjoyed hanging out with my friends on the weekends. Anyone who attends SAC will definitely make a mark on the world.