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Beginning on the first day of November, students at 91����� Aquinas College held nightly vigils on both coasts to pray for the souls of the faithful departed.

The annual Halloween dance took place on both coasts last Saturday, featuring unique spooky themes, crazy costumes, and swing dance competitions. New England�s juniors chose popular cryptids as their theme, while sophomores in California took a more historical approach. 

The All-College Seminar is a semi-annual tradition in which students, tutors, and other staff members break out into randomized small groups to discuss a text not included in the curriculum. These groups consist of an assortment of students from all four classes � freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors � and a team of tutors to help guide the conversation. This tradition unites the community in a shared endeavor for an evening and gives students the opportunity to interact with their peers from different classes in an academic setting.

To meet rising demand for its longstanding High School Great Books Programs, 91����� Aquinas College is expanding the number of offerings this summer from three to four. And, thanks to the generosity of an anonymous benefactor, it is giving discounts of $200 or $400 for the first 30 admitted students to register for each program.