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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.
“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.”
Managing Editor Ty Smith gives his thoughts on our government’s use of climate change as a means of dividing political parties.
AQ’s Center for Diversity, Inclusion and Equity took a trip to Detroit. Read all about it here.
Changes revolve around adjusting to fewer senators: instead of electing five students, there will be three senators per class.
Reporter Jonah Chickering takes a look back at one of the most famous horror TV shows and how it relates to today’s television.
Reporter Anna-JO Stuart reviews Alternative Acts’ latest show, “Lockdown.”
News Intern Elizabeth Walztoni writes about Grand Rapids a recent visit by the Urban Land Institue, who investigated and made recommendations for Grand Rapids to increase its green space.
A note from the editor: This is a response to an Opinion Article from our last issue about mission trips and social media. The Saint loves to receive letters to the editor and publishes […]
Although debate and controversy are generally not requested, this particular individual not only listens to comments from the opposite perspective but invites questions to challenge him.
