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On October 1, 2021 Aquinas College held its biennial Scholarship Mass and Brunch. This event gives individuals representing Aquinas College’s named scholarships a chance to meet students who directly benefit from their generosity. It also gives students the opportunity to...

Former Aquinas College student Cameron Drury visited Aquinas College on September 8, 2021 to share copies of his new book with faculty and students. Cameron’s book The Cosmic Adventures of Captain Hob is a story about Wigglesworth, a pet ferret...

By Patrick McMahon (’21) Draw near to me, you who are untaught, and lodge in my school. Why do you say you are lacking in these things, and why are your souls very thirsty? I opened my mouth and said,...

On June 21st – 25th Aquinas College hosted the Institute for Catholic Liberal Education (ICLE)’s “Spirit and Craft of Teaching in the Catholic Liberal Arts Tradition” Workshop. With over 30 participants from schools across the United States, this workshop provided...

On August 24th Aquinas College continued a tradition that has been part of its history every year since 1961. Every academic year for the past sixty years has opened by gathering in prayer at the Mass of the Holy Spirit,...

Nashville, TN – Sister Eva Marie Gorman, O.P., a student at Aquinas College, has received first place in the University of Notre Dame Teaching Human Dignity Contest. The contest was sponsored by the Notre Dame Office of Life and Human...

Nashville, TN – This Spring, Aquinas College received needed support from one of the country’s most prominent advocates for religious vocations: The Serra Club. The Williamson County and Nashville Chapters of the Serra Club donated toward computer upgrades for Aquinas...

Aquinas College announces the Class of 2021. Our prayers and support are with all our graduates as they pass this educational milestone. You, our most recent alumni, are sent to witness! May God be with you.  Sister Jane Karol Ashour,...

By Sister Elizabeth Anne Allen, O.P., Ed.D. Note: This reflection is the fourth in a 5-part series on the Teacher as Vessel.  For the others, click here. What’s in your jar? A modest collection of clear glass containers occupies a...

“They have a voice. They have something to contribute,” Dr. Donlon says about Aquinas College’s teacher candidates. Betsy Donlon is assistant professor of education at Aquinas College and coordinates the School of Education Literacy Center at Aquinas. Now in its...