Opinion Editor Jayden Jones discusses the latest change to this year’s homecoming weekend
Homecoming court to be replaced with AQ Top Saints
“Fake it ‘till you make it”: Does it really work?
Opinion Editor Jayden Jones critiques the popular phrase and mentality
Should parents be allowed at graduation?
Should parents be allowed at this year’s commencement ceremony? Staff Writer Anna Johns gives her opinion, as well as offers suggestions for some ways to safely celebrate such an important milestone.
Wellness days: Waste of time or saving grace?
During the recent faculty assembly, students brought their concerns about mental health on campus to the attention of the staff. Reporter Lila Leticia weighs in on what the implications of this discussion can mean for students and answers the question: Is the college experience really all about finding a career? Or could it be about more than that?
On-campus housing: Community or money trap?
As the housing application deadline for the coming year approaches, reporter Lila Leticia weighs in about Aquinas’ requirement that all students must life on campus for a minimum of three years.
The Cost of Justice: Rick Snyder and the Flint Water Crisis
Reporter Tessa Schutt shares the latest on the ongoing class-action lawsuit against former Gov. Rick Snyder
Double masking: should it become part of our daily life?
Reporter Leah Ash discusses the CDC’s recent recommendation that double masking can prove to be more effective in preventing the spread of the COVID-19 virus as well as its implications for herself and the AQ community as a whole.
Long awaited and yet quickly processed: The new COVID-19 vaccine
Reporter Kara Wheeler shares her thoughts on how the COVID-19 vaccine is being administered and provides food for thought for those considering getting the vaccine.
To unfollow or not to unfollow?: The Gen Z question
Opinion Editor Jayden Jones provides food for thought for those considering whether or not to unfollow someone on social media
Mel Trotter Ministries’ new mobile showers: A good idea?
Recently, Mel Trotter Ministries introduced new mobile showers in an effort to make shower facilites more accessible to the homeless community in Grand Rapids. But, with a building in desperate need of repairs, could the money to build these mobile showers have been better spent? Reporter Emmie Estes gives her perspective.
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