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This document is intended to address the issues that would arise should Thomas Aquinas College at some point decide to terminate the attempt to establish a second campus after the second campus has opened but while the two institutions are still a single corporation. What moral and financial obligations to the students and faculty of the second campus would the College need to meet in those circumstances? Obviously, it is very difficult to anticipate all the eventualities, but we touch here on what seem the most likely difficulties and how we would propose to approach them.

As a non-profit educational organization, Thomas Aquinas College qualifies for federal tax-exempt status under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. As such, the College is exempt from paying Massachusetts state sales tax on the goods and services it purchases. Before making a purchase, be sure to mention Thomas Aquinas College’s tax-exempt status to your vendor, as doing so can result in significant savings.

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As a non-profit educational organization, Thomas Aquinas College qualifies for federal tax-exempt status under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. As such, the College is exempt from paying Massachusetts state sales tax on the goods and services it purchases. Before making a purchase, be sure to mention Thomas Aquinas College’s tax-exempt status to your vendor, as doing so can result in significant savings.

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From East

By Marcus R. Berquist
Lecture at Thomas Aquinas College
September 13, 1985

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Branching Out
Accreditation Secured, Faculty Assembled, Sophomores Committed for New England Campus

Commencement 2019
Bishop Barron to Serve as College’s Speaker

Returning Students are strongly encouraged to complete registration with the Dean’s Office, Business Office, and Financial Aid Office by the early registration deadline of Saturday, August 16.

Students who complete registration by this date will have their class schedules delivered to their campus mailboxes when they return to campus; otherwise, they will need to attend registration in person and their class schedules may be delayed.

Memorandum

TO: Students, Faculty, and Staff
FROM: Mr. Stephen Shivone, Assistant Dean for Student Affairs
DATE: September 26, 2025
RE: Campus Security and Fire Safety Report, New England Campus

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Faith and Magnanimity
Bishop Barron, College Celebrate 45th Graduating Class at Commencement 2019

Semper Fidelis, Alma Mater
Minutes after Commencement, Two Graduates Accept Marine Corps Commissions   

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