The AQ Believe Team engaged us all in important conversation throughout the week of April 9-13. However, it is up to us to keep the conversation going.
AQ Believe Week: Let’s talk about consent
Poet Levi Romero to participate in Contemporary Writers Series
“Poet and documentary filmmaker Levi Romero will be on campus Wednesday, April 11 for the fourth and final event of the twenty-second season of the Contemporary Writers Series.”
Students and administration converse through community forum
On March 14, Student Senate sponsored a community forum at which President Kevin Quinn, Provost Stephen Barrows and Brian Matzke, associate vice president for student affairs, were present to answer questions or concerns about Aquinas.
“Onward and Upward” panel discusses women in higher education
Story by Elizabeth Walztoni, Staff Writer Photo courtesy Insignis & Friends LLC On Tuesday, Feb. 20, the Insignis & Friends Living Learning Community presented an event titled “Onward and Upward: A Panel on […]
The art of science writing: Contemporary Writers Series welcomes Deborah Blum
“Facing a packed Wege Ballroom … Blum did not read from any of her work. Instead, she became a book herself — an interactive one, with illustrations — as she spoke.”
Aquinas chooses PepsiCo Inc. vending contract
“A Pepsi product tasting will be held during Wege lunch on Feb. 27 to give a preview of what’s to come. Then, The Corner, The Moose and all vending machines will be switched to Pepsi products over spring break on March 5-9.”
Aquinas College announces changes to the academic calendar
Culture Editor Bridget Gibley talked with Provost Barrows about the adjustments to the academic calendar. The changes will be seen this upcoming year.
Economicology forum to discuss Rapids Restoration on Feb. 15
The forum will be held on Feb. 15 from 6:00 to 8:30 p.m. Registration is requested.
Dr. Shelli Rottschafer: Literature adventurist extraordinaire
“When Rottschafer began her college career, she was unsure about majoring in Spanish but was determined to become fluent. She ultimately decided to study both Spanish and history as a way to enter the fields of anthropology and archaeology.”
Campus Wi-Fi issues being discussed
The administration is trying to find a permanent solution to a problem which is currently being solved with temporary fixes.
