A documentary starring Aquinas alumna Katie Fahey and her efforts to end gerrymandering in Michigan was screened online, bringing a new dimension to community engagement.
“Slay the Dragon” documentary screening brings programming online
As recycling services are suspended across the country, how do we stay sustainable?
Kent County has halted its recycling program; staff writer Anna Schlutt explores ways to stay sustainable.
No sports? No problem: How to stay active in quarantine
COVID-19 has caused a huge disturbance to many high school, college and professional sports seasons. With a majority of the spring 2020 sport seasons canceled or postponed, what can we do to satisfy our competitive nature and love of sports? Sports Editor
The Fix on Netflix: “Derry Girls”
Anna Johns recommends “Derry Girls” for your next Netflix pick.
“Everything’s Gonna Be Okay” a comforting reminder during uncertain times
Opinion Editor reviews “Everything’s Gonna Be Okay,” available to stream on Hulu.
“Tiger King” a train wreck viewers can’t look away from
“I am genuinely just telling everyone to watch it so that I don’t have to go through the experience of having seen it alone. I just feel like everyone and no one should watch this.”
Staff Writer Esperanza Garcia gives her thoughts on Netflix’s latest hit.
MLB TikTok features Aquinas Baseball players
Sports Intern Lorenzo Serrato covers the story of two Aquinas Baseball players who have been featured in the new MLB TikTok video.
Album review: J Balvin’s “Colores”
“‘Colores’ is a bright, powerful album. It is a dramatic and irresistible call to movement, self-expression, and passion. If each track doesn’t make you want to get up and dance, you’re doing something wrong.”
Opinion Intern Jayden Jones reviews J Balvin’s album “Colores.”
Grand Rapids: All about athletics
Sports Intern Lorenzo Serrato discusses a bit about the benefits of being in Grand Rapids when looking for internships and careers focused on athletics.
Views of vacancy: how the pandemic affects college life
Staff Writer Anna Schlutt provides photos of Aquinas during the COVID-19 closure.
