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Taylor Swift: Is more music always better?
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By Gionna Bean, Opinion Editor Taylor Swift at the Gala on Oct. 17 – Photo by Billboard Taylor Swift returned to the stage over the weekend, performing two songs for the first time live at the Academy Museum Gala in Los Angeles on Oct. 17. The songs were “I Knew It, I Knew You,” her […]
The next step: NAfME’s first event
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By Nevaeh Porter, Arts Editor On Tuesday, Oct. 20 NAfME had a speaker come in and talk with students about grad school and teaching in music education. This past Tuesday, NAfME had their first ever event. It was an event where they had guest speaker Gabrielle Cotter. Cotter came in to speak with them, give […]
This or that: fall edition
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Trees changing color around campus – Photo by Gionna Bean By Gionna Bean, Opinion Editor Fall has arrived with a flurry of festive colors. As the trees rain their vibrant auburns, yellows and reds, students have traded their summer sandals for more cozy coverings. TheSaint set out to see what students think of different Fall […]
The show must go on
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By Nevaeh Porter, Arts Editor On Oct. 6, 2026, the Aquinas Music Department had a change in their staffing. Tuesday, Oct. 6, was a day of surprises and uncertainty. The department gained a new director in the wake of Dr. Kelly Ford’s departure. The department wasted no time in looking out for a new director. […]
GVSU Security Officer dead after hit-and-run; student arrested
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By Nolan Ostrowski, News Editor Grand Valley’s campus – Photo by GVSU On Friday morning, Oct. 16, 2026, a Security Officer at Grand Valley State University (GVSU) was killed in a hit-and-run incident in Allendale. A student at the university was taken into custody following the incident. The deceased was a third-party who was contracted […]
Michigan to begin firewood quarantine in 2027
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By Nolan Ostrowski, News Editor Firewood – Photo by WILX Michigan has officially banned the entry of firewood that hasn’t been heat treated and certified into the state. The firewood quarantine will begin on Jan. 1, 2027 and is being enacted under the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development (MDARD). One of the functions […]
Respect life month
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By John Petty, Catholic Editor Every Oct., the Catholic Church recognizes Respect Life Month, continually emphasizing the human dignity of the human person made in the image of God. St. Joseph and the Infant Jesus – Photo by Wikipedia The Catholic Church regards all human persons as being made in the imago Dei (image of […]
Cornell gang rape scandal prompts vital conversations about sexual assault
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By Nolan Ostrowski, News Editor Disclaimer: sensitive topics are discussed in the article including topics such as rape, drug abuse, alcohol abuse and sexual assault. On Sept. 16, 2026, a woman identified by the alias Jane Doe filed a lawsuit alleging she was gang raped at a Cornell University fraternity house. The alleged incident occurred […]
One for the books: Aquinas hockey puts on a show against Oakland
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By Grace Malec, Asst. Editor-in-Chief Aquinas DI Hockey line-up pre-game at Southside Ice Arena – Photo by Aquinas Hockey After starting off their season with a struggle against the Hope College Flying Dutchmen, falling 2-5 and 1-7, week two of the season marked a redemption for the Saints. The team started the weekend away in […]
Women’s soccer finds strong form in WHAC play
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By Evan Doan, Sports Editor Aquinas women’s soccer seniors pose on senior day – Photo by Aquinas Women’s Soccer After a 1-3 start to the season the women’s soccer team found strong form as of late heading into their senior day game against Defiance College. The Saints won their last four matches including two over […]
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