Alumnus attorney David A. Shaneyfelt (’81) has turned his attention to the most significant criminal proceeding in the history of jurisprudence: the trial of Jesus Christ.
University Faculty for Life has awarded its Rupert and Timothy Smith Award for Distinguished Contributions to Pro-Life Scholarship to Dr. Thomas A. Cavanaugh (’85).
The Augustine Institute recently featured on its Facebook page an employee who is an alumna of both the Institute and Thomas Aquinas College: Constance Graves (’11).
“Who says Christmastime has to be perfect?” asks Angela (Andersen ’87) Connelly, in a new column for the News Tribune of Tacoma, Washington.
Alumna entrepreneur Sarah (De Laveaga ’14) Ellefson returned to campus in the waning days of the fall semester to delivera career talk.
Five years ago, the College profiled alumna Dr. Caroline Johnson (’97), who, as a traveling internist, was the portrait of versatility.
One of the College’s newest alumni priests, Rev. Miguel Batres, O.Praem. (’08), appears in a new video where he answers the question, What is the Mass?