For this week’s Throwback Thursday, Anna-Jo Stuart takes us back to the 80s with “Big.”
Throwback Thursday: “Big”
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Women’s Volleyball make nationals for first time
Sports Editor Shane Lydon takes us through the women’s volleyball’s time at the national championship in Sioux City, Iowa.
Campus Ministry hoping to grow bilingual masses offered on campus
On December 12, Aquinas featured a bilingual mass to celebrate Our Lady Guadalupe. Campus Ministry hopes to have more bilingual masses in the future.
Christmas tunes: How soon is too soon?
“The epic struggle between these two sides is anything but holly and jolly.” Sam Stevenson gives his opinion about when the best time to start listening to Christmas music.
AQ Theatre provides a magical experience with “The Illusion”
AQ Theatre ran “The Illusionist from December 6-9. Culture Editor Bridget Gibley writes about the magical and delightful show.
Funding awarded to Ireland study away host community
Tullycross, the rural Irish village that hosts Aquinas’ Study Away program, was recently awarded a grant for 2 million U.S. dollars from Ireland’s Rural Regeneration and Development fund.
Respect the dignity of migrants: American rhetoric, violence and the border
“The dignity of every person exists before politics, and should be recognized in foreign policy by ridding it of the fearful rhetoric promoted by the current administration. “
Tension at southern border escalates as processing lags
The San Ysidro port of entry already had a list of 3,000 migrants awaiting their asylum claims to be processed when the migrants arrived, and the center was processing fewer than 100 claims a day, according to the Associated Press.
Seven artists in search of form at the AMC
Catch the last art exhibit of 2018 in the AMC until December 14.
Aquinas increases tuition rates, follows national trend
The Board of Trustees recently approved a 4 percent increase in tuition rates and a 2.9 percent increase in the cost of room and board. This increase follows the trend of public and private schools across the country, in keeping with rising inflation and the rising cost of running any well-maintained, technologically up-to-date institution.
