News editor Zach Avery tracks the timeline of a hate crime that occurred on Aquinas College grounds, involving transfer student Raymond King.
Letter containing hate speech left under AQ student’s door
Communities step up to keep people fed during the COVID-19 crisis
Throughout the Grand Rapids area, organizations are providing food and resources to those suffering from business closures as a result of COVID-19. Staff Writer Anna Schlutt provides more details on what organizations are offering and how to help.
Global cuisine in Grand Rapids
Reporter Martina Devetak recommends some of her favorite places for global cuisine around campus.
Corgis in the Park gets two paws up
Reporter Abi Safago brings us the inside scoop on what has made Corgis in the Park one of the most popular with West Michigan residents.
Studio Park is here: Grand Rapids opens multi-use development
Reporter Joi Adams covers the grand opening of a downtown entertainment attraction that has the city of Grand Rapids talking.
Smoke in Regina dryer causes commotion at Aquinas
Anna-Jo Stuart investigates the commotion outside Regina Hall on Saturday, October 5.
Climate Strike mobilizes in Grand Rapids; Aquinas turnout low
Strikes demanding action on climate change took place globally and in Grand Rapids on September 20. Elizabeth Walztoni reports.
Fine dining on a budget: the college student’s guide
Reporter Abi Safago dishes up the recommendations.
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.
President Quinn guides Aquinas towards a 2030 vision
Aquinas College recently released a 2030 vision, creating a rough outline for the college’s mission and plans for the future.
