2024
Big Dreams to Breakthroughs: Aquinas Saints Tackle Cancer Research and New Chemical Reactions
Having secured funding from a Mohler-Thompson Summer Research Grant, these Saints are spending the summer working on two projects— one in leukemia chemotherapeutics and the other in developing a new chemical reaction using visible light. Dr. Anthony Allen is lending his expertise and guidance as their...
Saints and Sculptures: Sawyer Shank Takes Summer Position Maintaining World-Class Art in Grand Rapids
This summer, Aquinas senior Sawyer Shank has joined AQ alumnus Dale Domer ’15 to clean and preserve the sculpture for future generations.
From the Teller Window to the Boardroom - Tim Tierney '83 on Integrity, Connection, and Paying It Forward
There is a phrase Tim Tierney returns to again and again when he talks about his forty-plus years in banking: do the right thing. It sounds simple. He is the first to tell you it is not.
From the President: Aquinas, AI and Magnifica Humanitas
I write to you today following the release of Pope Leo XIV’s encyclical letter, Magnifica Humanitas (“Magnificent Humanity”), published on Monday. This letter, the first encyclical of Pope Leo’s papacy, focuses on human dignity in the age of artificial intelligence.
Aquinas College Launches Three Future-Focused Technology Majors for Fall 2026
The job market is changing. Technologies are evolving rapidly. Now more than ever, employers are looking for candidates who can think critically, take the initiative on projects, seek truth, and practice discernment.
Aquinas in a Season of Becoming: New Sustainability Director, New Status as a Class II Arboretum
The mantle of Director of the Center for Sustainability has been passed to Jen Howell, who has already begun making an impact. Under her guidance, Aquinas has officially achieved accreditation as a class II urban arboretum.