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By Sister Elizabeth Anne Allen, O.P., Ed.D. “We hold this treasure in earthen vessels, so that it may be clear that this extraordinary power belongs to God and does not come from us” (2 Corinthians 4:7). Even as a child,...

By Augusta Kennedy, ‘17 As a registered nurse at a community hospital hit hard by COVID-19, I have come to a greater appreciation of my formation as an Aquinas nurse. I was taught to see every patient as a whole, human...

Aquinas College has selected Rebekah Lemley, ’05 to be honored in the Tennessee Independent Colleges and Universities Association (TICUA) Hall of Fame. The full text honoring Rebekah Lemley is below.  By Sister Matthew Marie Cummings, O.P., Ed.D. The legacy of...

To serve the current needs of Catholic educators, Aquinas College is launching a new monthly webinar series in partnership with the Diocese of Nashville Catholic Schools Office. The topics for the monthly series were gleaned from recommendations of local Catholic...

  A familiar smile is now gracing the halls at Aquinas. Sister Mary Grace Watson, O.P., ’02 returns to Aquinas College as dean of the School of Education. Having just completed six years as principal of St. Patrick School in...

Rejoicing at the Bridegroom’s Voice: The Catechist’s Relationship with God By Sister Theresa Anne Knuth, O.P., ‘08 A few years ago, I was invited to the baptism of a second-grade girl named Evi. Her classmates, just beginning to prepare for...

Aquinas College announces the Class of 2020. 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 Teresa Joy Berry,...

ANNOUNCEMENT In support of Nashville city efforts, Aquinas College will collaborate with St. Thomas West Hospital to address the needs set forth by the COVID-19 pandemic. Siena Hall will be made available as accommodations for health care workers at St....

Nashville – On Sunday, over 40 cars streamed in to The Dominican Campus parking lots with help for homeless persons amid the COVID-19 pandemic. As Nashville prepares health-care facilities to treat the sick, the Mayor’s office launched an initiative to...

By Elizabeth Donlon, Ph.D. The Literacy Center at Aquinas College hosted the first Family Literacy Night on February 11, 2020. The theme for the night was “Fairy Tales, Folk Tales, and Fables, oh my!” The Family Literacy Night included 39...