“AQ Believe as a group and its events are important because, as long as sexual assault and harassment still happens on this campus, there has to be an effort to eradicate it.”
AQ Believe programming focuses on education, awareness
Desiree Cooper participates in Contemporary Writers Series
Elizabeth Walztoni writes on the latest Contemporary Writers event, which featured fiction writer and journalist Desiree Cooper.
Proposal 2: AQ Alumnae making waves across Michigan
One of the ballot initiatives that passed in Michigan was led by Aquinas alumni! Culture Editor Bridget Gibley has more.
Michigan voters pass Proposal 1, legalizing recreational marijuana for adults 21 and over
Michigan voted to legalize recreational marijuana use on Tuesday, Nov. 6, making it the 10th U.S. state to do so.
Big Ben and big adventures: London program aims to enhance student experiences
The Aquinas College Advantage Center is offering new opportunities for students with an exciting additional study abroad destination. Now, students can travel to London through our connected institution, St. Mary’s University. Seven students are studying there currently.
Student Senate update from October 17
Article by Jayden Jones, Reporter On Wednesday October 17 at 3 p.m. AQ Student Senate convened in JLH 215. Senators first heard from Kevin Kwiatkowski of Campus Safety, who provided a review […]
A picture of climate change in Michigan
Many of us may have heard that the Great Lakes region has the most secure future in the face of climate change — a comforting idea to accept, but an incorrect one, as outlined by the National Climate Assessment report released in 2014.
Gerrymandering in Michigan: understanding Proposal 2
The passage of Proposal 2 would create a commission of randomly-selected citizens that would reassign district boundaries every 10 years in accordance with population data from the U.S. Census.
Who’s on the ballot: 2018 election will impact all levels of government
The upcoming races will set the tone for years to come at every level of government.
Campus Safety launches safety-oriented app
“We’re the first Michigan college to have this type of system,” said Zenon Cardenas Jr., Aquinas’s Emergency Management Coordinator. The app was officially released on Sept. 30.
