Buen Camino: TMC Pilgrims Walk the Ancient Road to St. James | Thomas More College
Thomas More College pilgrims spent Holy Week 2025 on pilgrimage on the Camino de Santiago.| Thomas More College
Thomas More College pilgrims spent Holy Week 2025 on pilgrimage on the Camino de Santiago.| Thomas More College
By Cassandra Taylor, Publications Assistant Thomas More College welcomed the Most Reverend James Ruggieri, Bishop of Portland, Maine, to campus... The post Bishop Ruggieri Celebrates TMC’s Convocation Mass appeared first on Thomas More College.| Thomas More College
By Jacinta Sigaud ’26, Publications Intern After immersing themselves in the cultural life of Thomas More College during the beginning... The post TMC Welcomes the Class of 2029 appeared first on Thomas More College.| Thomas More College
By Jacinta Sigaud ’26, Publications Intern Thomas More College is honored to welcome Dr. Matthew Walz as the St. John... The post An Interview with Visiting Chair Dr. Matthew Walz appeared first on Thomas More College.| Thomas More College
By Cassandra Taylor, Publications Assistant For high school students who are interested in Thomas More College, there is no better... The post A Beautiful and Enlightening Adventure: TMC’s Summer Programs appeared first on Thomas More College.| Thomas More College
The 2025 Faith & Reason Scholarship Contest is now open to all incoming freshmen at Thomas More College (entering in... The post TMC’s Faith & Reason Scholarship Contest is Now Open appeared first on Thomas More College.| Thomas More College
Registration is now open for a weekend of Thomas More College alumni activities! TMC Alumni and their families are invited... The post Register Today for the 2025 Alumni Reunion appeared first on Thomas More College.| Thomas More College
Retracing the steps of Fr. Sébastien Rale, missionary to the Abenaki nation, on the 300th anniversary of his martyrdom at the hands of the English.| Thomas More College
Thomas More College of Liberal Arts is a private undergraduate college in New Hampshire that forms students intellectually and spiritually within the Western and Catholic intellectual traditions and in full fidelity to the teachings of the Catholic Church.| Thomas More College
The trip—which featured visits to homes and schools for autistic children, facilities providing care to the elderly, and various poor villages—was organized by Josephine Moorman ’24.| Thomas More College
Recent graduate Jacinta Yellico of the class of 2020 is a shining example of how a liberal arts education can fruitfully inform a life spent pursuing the good. She has embraced her call to see and create beauty in every aspect of her life: whether she is working on restoration projects, bringing the beloved tales of her favorite authors to life with vivid illustrations, or playing music that connects her to a rich folk tradition, Jacinta is always putting her education to good use.| Thomas More College
Thomas More College welcomed Robert Royal, Visiting Fellow and Emeritus St. John Henry Newman Visiting Chair in Catholic Studies, back to our Merrimack, NH campus this semester.| Thomas More College
Thomas More College of Liberal Arts is pleased to welcome renowned author and speaker Joseph Pearce as the St. John Henry Newman Chair in Catholic Studies for the 2022–2023 academic year. “It is truly an honor,” Pearce said of his appointment. “I can think of no other faithful Catholic college with which I’d rather be associated.”| Thomas More College
Matthew Walz, PhD, is Thomas More College's 2025–2026 St. John Henry Newman Visiting Chair in Catholic Studies.| Thomas More College
On Saturday, May 18, Thomas More College of Liberal Arts honored the Class of 2024 at their Baccalaureate Mass and Commencement ceremony.| Thomas More College
Thomas More College students spend a whole academic term in one of the world’s great cities—the site of the empire that shaped Western history, and the seat of the universal Church. In their Rome semester, Thomas More College sophomores traverse catacombs and cloisters, piazzas and palazzos, exploring the heart of the Christian West.| Thomas More College
Two TMC students took advantage of summer break to pursue their interests abroad—one in Ireland, and the other in Ghana.| Thomas More College
The last summer of college often becomes a unique opportunity for growth and exploration—especially for these Thomas More College students.| Thomas More College
Carl Anderson, former Supreme Knight of the Knights of Columbus, is Thomas More College's 2024 Commencement Speaker.| Thomas More College
A few days before the beginning of each academic year, the faculty and entering students of Thomas More College make a pilgrimage to the majestic White Mountains of northern New Hampshire as part of the orientation program for the new freshman class.| Thomas More College
Over fifty Thomas More College students embarked on the 2024 Pilgrimage for Restoration to the Shrine of the North American Martyrs.| Thomas More College
TMC honored the 300th anniversary of Fr. Sebastien Rale’s sacrifice by making a pilgrimage to his adoptive Abenaki lands and his tomb.| Thomas More College
When Hurricane Helene overcame NC with flooding in September 2024, Jacinta Yellico ’20 returned home to help with the relief efforts.| Thomas More College
Kevin Roberts, president of the Heritage Foundation, delivered the 2025 Commencement Address at Thomas More College of Liberal Arts.| Thomas More College
Kevin D. Roberts, President of the Heritage Foundation, will deliver the 2025 Commencement Address at Thomas More College.| Thomas More College
This year, the Thomas More College Players presented Graham Greene’s The Potting Shed – A Play in Three Acts. Directors Torrey Culbertson ('22) and Bridget Ruffing ('22) worked alongside a dedicated troupe of student actors, set designers, lighting, costume, and makeup teams to bring Greene’s Tony-nominated play to life. We caught up with them to ask a few questions about how they approached the play and how the liberal arts education they have received at TMC informed the production.| Thomas More College
