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Nashville, TN – During this Year of St. Joseph, parents, teachers, and catechists have a new tool to guide them in the rich Catholic teaching about this important saint. The Center for Catholic Education at Aquinas College released a resource...

February is Black History Month. The Center for Catholic Education at Aquinas College has designed a resource as an aid to teachers and catechists in planning activities and/or content for Black History Month. The resource focuses on highlighting the role...

Rachel McKenzie Mathew, B.A., ’99 was named Distinguished Graduate by Christ the King School in Nashville this week. The award recognizes Mathew’s long service to children in the Catholic schools of Nashville, but also her own education in Catholic schools....

University Catholic in Nashville (UCAT) has announced their slate of student leaders for 2021. Among them are Aquinas undergrads Daniel Kane Jr., ’23 and Pat McMahon, ’21, who will serve on the University Catholic Board.  “UCAT has four dimensions, Spiritual,...

The Aquinas College community mourns the passing of Coach Charles Anderson, who died on Wednesday, January 27, after his struggle with COVID-19. Coach Anderson made a lasting contribution to athletics at Aquinas College and in Tennessee. During his twenty years...

This Fall, Aquinas College teacher candidates completed their clinical placements in person in Tennessee Catholic schools. Now, Aquinas graduates continue to apply what they have learned as they teach in schools across the state. These rising educators worked with children...

By Sister Elizabeth Anne Allen, O.P., Ed.D. Note: This is the second installment in a multi-part series on the Teacher as Vessel.  Click here to read the first reflection.  In The Sound of Beauty, author Michael Kurek identifies three principal...

By Sister Mary Grace Watson, O.P. One year ago, we all probably would have been very confused to read this headline. In an era of increasing online learning, particularly in higher education, in-person learning would not attract any attention worthy...

Designed to be offered once or twice a semester, an Atelier is not a lecture by a faculty member, but a pedagogical instruction on how to research, study, and prepare a specific text, artwork, or musical selection from the Catholic...

Aquinas College hosted a Fall lecture series, Profiles in Leadership. The series held in Breen Hall on three Tuesdays in October welcomed members of the faculty by invitation to speak on virtuous leadership in this time of upheaval. Speakers included...