You’ve probably heard the chimes that ring across campus at noon every day—where did they come from? Culture Editor Bridget Gibley fills us in.
Chimes of the Dominicans ringing in a new era for Aquinas College
Grand Rapids Elections Results
Managing Editor Ty Smith gives a recap of the Nov. 5 election results.
Michigan Tuition Grant and Competitive Scholarship vetoed; Aquinas students scramble
Funding for the Michigan Tuition Grant and the Competitive Scholarship was vetoed on September 30; the Aquinas community is working to protect it.
The Campus Tree Advisory Committee and their mission to save Aquinas’ forest
Reporter Zach Avery shares details about the new Campus Tree Advisory Committee and its mission to preserve the trees on campus.
Dr. Lisa Hetzel and Aquinas’ New “Culture of Respect Collective” Initiative
Aquinas College
introduces new program that will address sexual assault on campus
Aquinas is working to make life easier for prospective transfers
The Michigan Transfer Pathway project is in place at Aquinas to make the adjustment easier for transfer students. Anna Schlutt explains.
Impeachment inquiry of President Trump underway
Culture Editor Bridget Gibley explains the presidential impeachment proceedings and their significance.
Smoke in Regina dryer causes commotion at Aquinas
Anna-Jo Stuart investigates the commotion outside Regina Hall on Saturday, October 5.
September 11th tornado warning and AQ CARES timely responses
A tornado warning was issued on September 11th, catching campus by surprise. Opinion Editor Anna-Jo Stuart reports.
Climate Strike mobilizes in Grand Rapids; Aquinas turnout low
Strikes demanding action on climate change took place globally and in Grand Rapids on September 20. Elizabeth Walztoni reports.
