Aquinas College recently released a 2030 vision, creating a rough outline for the college’s mission and plans for the future.
President Quinn guides Aquinas towards a 2030 vision
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Aquinas Baseball Vs. Cornerstone: slow start to a big victory in game one
Anna-Jo Stuart provides an update on the Men’s Baseball team.
New sociology faculty, same service focus
With the retirement of Susan Haworth-Hoeppner, there will be some shifts in the Sociology Department.
Grand Rapids Latin American Film Festival: bringing cultures together
The 9th annual GRLAFF was last weekend. Reporter Macayla Jones shares her thoughts.
Sr. Aquinas Weber Hall: A Beauty
Columnist Mason Glanville gives his thoughts on Sr. Aquinas Weber Hall and the opinions being shared.
Res Life, Senate hosts forum on student housing concerns
During Aquinas College Student Senate meetings this year, housing was a regular topic. The conversation has left the Student Senate floor. On April 8 at The Moose, the Campus Engagement Committee of Senate hosted a housing forum. Its purpose was to bring students and administrators together to exchange perspectives and information.
Aquinas Softball: A win and a loss against Lawrence Tech
Anna-JO Stuart writes about Aquinas Softball’s latest game.
“Everybody”: A new idiom for the stage
AQ Theatre recently finished its 2018-2019 season with “Everybody.”
Aquinas students organize for Pine Ridge
Aquinas College students visit the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation each fall break on a trip through the Service Learning department. Previous participants of the South Dakota trip are organizing to help the community they grew to feel a part of.
Discussion surrounding community garden stems from lack of volunteers
“Throughout the years, we’ve seen our volunteer numbers decline,” Jessica Bowen, director of the Center for Sustainability, said. “The number of people interested in the garden, who like to talk about it and hear about it has increased, but the number of volunteers able to dig in the dirt and tend in the garden has declined.”
