Columnist Joi Adams argues that gift cards are a more than suitable present during the holiday season that can help to reduce stress.
Unpopular Opinion: Gift Cards Make Good Christmas Presents
Chimes of the Dominicans ringing in a new era for Aquinas College
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.
Athlete Spotlight: Eunice Eyamba
Reporter Joi Adams shares the story of athlete Eunice Eyamba, a fifth-year student on Aquinas College’s track team.
One Like For Instagram with No Likes
Columnist, Olivia Sullivan, discusses how she believe Instagam’s new “likes” policy will decrease bullying and allow people to be themselves.
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.
Conscience Protection for Medical Employees
Managing Editor, Ty Smith, discusses conscience protection for people in the medical field, and the impact of conscience protection legislation.
Tension, Turkey, and Toxic Environments
Editor in Chief, Elizabeth Schoof, gives her take on toxic Thanksgiving arguments and what you should do about them.
Saving Daylight Savings Time
Staff writer, Yashowanto Ghosh, has a creative take on how to make Daylight Savings a good thing in both the Fall and Spring.
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.
