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Friday, March 31 at 6:30 p.m.
Tickets to the 2017 Convivium fundraiser for student financial aid, featuring celebrity guest Patricia Heaton (Everybody Loves Raymond, The Middle) and the music of Humming House, are now on sale.
This year's Convivium once again returns to the campus of Aquinas College in front of a new quadrangle formed by the main building and the newly-completed Siena Hall.
If your family or business would like to support student financial aid, many sponsorship levels are available.
Join us on March 31!
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A healthy mix of cultural, social, and academic study is underway for seven students studying in and touring Italy for this semester’s AquinasAbroad program. The students, now known as the “Sette Superiore” or “Superior Seven,” are studying Art & Architecture in Italy, Church History, Italian language, Ethics, and Moral Theology while living in the idyllic Villaggio Betania outside of the medieval lakeside castle town of Bracciano north of Rome.
Visit the AquinasAbroad feed »
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Student Vincent Sayre from Roswell, Georgia has deepened his faith and learned how generosity begets generosity at Aquinas. His unplanned path to the School of Nursing was something he couldn't account for other than the operation of divine grace. The close-knit community of Aquinas College will continue to nurture him through the rest of his career at Aquinas.
Read the full article on Vincent »
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A busload of Aquinas College students traveled to the annual March for Life in Washington, D.C. to witness to the sanctity of all human life. Check out the photos and videos that our social media ambassadors captured on the trip. They met and had photo ops with three cardinals.
View the social media feed from the March for Life »
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2011 School of Business graduate Sandy Laszewski has used her Aquinas College education to start her own business. She cites Mr. Watson as the most influential professor during her time at the College. Her advice for current students and recent graduates is: “Don’t be afraid to learn as much as possible and don’t be afraid to make mistakes.”
Read the full article on Sandy »
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The Center is gearing up for an exciting spring! The Tolkien & Lewis Essay Contest and the Aquinas Award for Fiction are currently accepting submissions. The lecture series kicks off next week with Christopher Check, President of Catholic Answers on the Battle of Lepanto.
Upcoming Events
All of the Center's events are free and open to the public, but please RSVP on our website so that we can better plan for your visit.
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Now in its third year, Aquinas College’s Center for Catholic Education has already served educators in Catholic schools from 28 states and over 40 dioceses. Read about the great work that the Center is doing.
Read about the Center for Catholic Education »
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