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  • Faith and Service
What is really going on at Saint Thomas Aquinas?
Sam Paradise, '03, Director of Community Relations

There is something unfolding at Saint Thomas Aquinas that is bigger than  a headline.

It does not announce itself loudly or intentionally ask to be noticed. In many ways, what’s happening would be easy to miss especially if you were only looking for the usual ‘signs’. And yet, over time, it has become harder to ignore.


Features

Saint Thomas Aquinas Alums, Brett Doherty, '24 & McClain Schieltz, ‘24
  • Entertainment
  • General
Turning “Impossible” Into Impact
Sam Paradise, '03, Director of Community Relations

Two Saint Thomas Aquinas Alums, Brett Doherty, '24 & McClain Schieltz, ‘24 took a leap when they decided to open a food truck on their college campus, at "Ole Miss". 


Sports

Builders lay down a new floor in the Saints gym. (photo by Tim Zande)
  • Fall Sports
Water Damage Cannot Stop Saints Volleyball Team
Gabi Poeschl, '26 Shield Reporter

How do you pivot when you discover a week into school that your gym floor is damaged beyond repair due to water? For the Saints, news that the floor would have to be replaced has impacted PE classes, Cheer, and Dance teams and especially the Saints Volleyball team.


Saints Blog

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  • Technology
Can Having No Social Media and No Phone Be Hurtful?
Anna Mullen, '27

Social media is often seen as harmful, especially because it can affect teens’ mental health and create unnecessary drama. Yet, there are some benefits. Read these key takeaways and decide for yourself.

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