Reporter Abi Safago covers the screening of “Oray” and other upcoming German events.
Germany takes on AQ with multitude of programs
Cursive: A dying language
Story by Nalana La Framboise, Columnist Photo courtesy of Canva When I was in elementary school, I learned cursive. Quite honestly, just like all the other third graders, I wasn’t very good at […]
Project 1: Putting a twist on Grand Rapids’ art scene
Although ArtPrize is taking a break this year, Reporter Abi Safago fills you in on what art will be lining the streets this fall.
The Lumineers’ “III” raises the bar
Reporter Nalana Laframboise reviews the latest from The Lumineers.
Netflix’s “Tall Girl” tells one story of self-love
Staff Writer Mackenzie Walters reacts to the trailer for the recently-released Netflix original “Tall Girl.”
E-Sports is the Way Forward
Column by Ty Smith, Managing Editor In case you haven’t heard, Aquinas College has become one of the first colleges in Michigan to add an official e-sports program starting this fall. We’ll […]
New logo, who this?
By Abi Safago, Reporter Photo courtesy of aqsaints.com This summer, the Aquinas Athletic department announced they had a new logo. Many students (current and past) were not a fan of this […]
Aquinas College Mourns Toni Morrison’s Passing
Story by Elizabeth Walztoni, News Editor Photo courtesy Getty Images Toni Morrison, the esteemed American novelist, Nobel Prize winner and New York Times bestseller, passed away on August 5, 2019. Her work […]
Emmy Predictions 2019: TV powerhouses face off
TV’s biggest night is Sept. 15, so reporter Madison Creech plays the predicting game.
AMC starts the school year strong with “GRETCHEN: Our Travels Sketched”
The AMC’s first exhibit of the school year features artwork by the late Gretchen Minnhaar.
