More than 120 people were killed in Paris terrorist attacks.
Terrorism has no religion
Letters from Roma: Part II
An update from Rome from study abroad student, Natalie Smith.
Grand Rapids Finds Shocking Results in Tobacco Sales
After a three-month investigation done by the police and Cherry Health, it was found that 24 percent of retailers sold tobacco products to minors.
A Look Inside the New Wege
Students voiced their opinions and AQ Dining Services listened.
Off-Year Elections Bring Promise to the Districts of Michigan
The off-year elections held on Tuesday, November 3, 2015 came with triumph and redemption for those involved.
Leadership Scholarship Endowed in Professor Dave Weinandy’s Name
Professor of Communication Dave Weinandy is known around campus as an invaluable resource for his work ethic, his informative classes, and his fashion sense.
Grand Rapids: an update on the city we live in
On January 1, 2016, Grand Rapids’ 59th and first female mayor, Rosalynn Bliss, will take office.
RSO Spotlight: AQ Pride
Aquinas College Gay Straight Alliance hasn’t gone away this year. It’s now known as AQ Pride
AQ Lecture Series: Dante’s The Divine Comedy and Human Will
Anthony Esolen, Professor of Renaissance English Literature at Providence College, translated Dante’s Divine Comedy for Modern Library.
Sociology Department Hosts a Book Discussion on Between the World and Me
On Wednesday, November 18 a discussion will take place on behalf of the Sociology Department.
The Saint 