The HerStory Speaker Series is providing an invaluable opportunity for students to hear the stories of women in the Aquinas community. Sr. Maureen expressed the need to grow together to create a better world; the opportunity to listen to these unique stories helps us to grow together as a community at Aquinas.
Three proposals will appear on the Michigan ballot on Nov. 6. These proposals have the potential to directly impact anyone living in Michigan.
The Saint’s new “Throwback Thursday” series focuses on reviews of not-so-recent media.
Novelist Brendan Kiely read from his latest book, “Tradition,” and spoke at the first event of the 2018–2019 Aquinas College Contemporary Writers Series on Thursday, Sept. 27.
“Homecoming weekend seems like a few days of parties, noise, sports, exuberance. This can’t be denied, but those are just the events that pass on the surface. Underneath is a great love and excitement for the people you miss, and that is what truly matters.” Reporter Anna Schlutt reflects on homecoming weekend.
” The ITF needs to make a decision, is it going to allow both men and women to be more emotional on the court, or is it going to equally enforce the rules in both the male and female matches?” Reporter Anna-Jo Stuart gives her thoughts on Serena Williams and the way the ITF has treated her.
“The new goal of CORE is to bring about a change in the Aquinas community. This involves making students aware of the department’s variety of services, as well as making use of them.”
The Ireland Alumni Artists’ Exhibition runs through September 28–don’t miss it!
This year, Aquinas hosted two events for the inaugural GR College Week.
“Writing for young adults, Kiely has — in his recent work — addressed contemporary problems such as sexism and white supremacy.” Kiely will read from his work on Thursday, Sept. 27 at 7:30 p.m. in the Wege Ballroom.
