News Archive - Aquinas College
Class of 2024 Senior Salutes
Aquinas recognizes and celebrates Aquinas seniors due to their efforts in the classroom, across campus, and in the community.
Scott Travis named new VP for Institutional Advancement
As Vice President for Institutional Advancement, Mr. Travis will lead the development of philanthropic relationships and connections with alumni and community partners.
Aquinas welcomes back Dr. Terry Keller as Provost and VP for Academic Affairs
Dr. Keller returns to Aquinas after a distinguished career in higher education, bringing a wealth of experience and a deep understanding of the College's mission.
Meet Aquinas Alum Madison Creech, ‘21
Creech studied political science and international studies at Aquinas. She now works in Korea as an English teacher and credits her personal connections to professors as the biggest benefit of attending Aquinas.
Meet Aquinas Alum Kyle Williams, ‘19
Kyle Williams is now the academic coordinator for several athletic teams at Michigan State University.
Holly Roberts Exhibition Blends Photography and Paint into Surreal Stories
The Grace Hauenstein Library Gallery and Study Space at Aquinas College welcomes a new exhibition this week– Holly Roberts: Photography Reimagined. Holly Roberts is a prolific artist blending paint and photography into surreal works of art that captivate the creativity and curiosity of viewers around...
A Welcome Back Letter from the President
Celebrating 50 Years in Tully Cross: Writing and Visual Art from Ireland Study Abroad Program
For fifty years, Aquinas students and faculty have traveled a small Irish village called Tully Cross. Students, faculty and alumni took on the task of combining a selection of works written and created there into the book Where We Left Our Last Few Words: 50 Years in Tully Cross.
Aquinas College Storefront Unveiled at Karl and Susan Hascall Junior Achievement Finance Park® Ribbon Cutting
As the sole college represented in the JA Finance Park®, the Aquinas College Storefront will host thousands of 8th-12th grade students as they bolster their financial literacy skills.
Aquinas Students and Refugee Teens Build Community Through Treetops Collective
This semester, Aquinas students in Dr. Satya Lendrum’s Intro to Women’s and Gender Studies course were paired with teenagers in Kent County who had previously been displaced from their home country.