Writing at The Imaginative Conservative, Dr. Arthur Hippler (’89) asks a question both timely and timeless, namely: Does the Church Have a Teaching on “Classical Education”?
Light and shadow blend together in this beautiful charcoal portrait of the College’s patron, St. Thomas Aquinas — the handiwork of TAC tutor and alumnus Dr. Christopher Decaen (’93).
Jamie Hanson (’02) recently lent his name to his law firm, Lang Thal King & Hanson, the latest step in an unlikely journey that has wound its way through high school teaching and the halls of state — though it began at Thomas Aquinas College.
Emily (Barry ’11) Sullivan, who serves as the Student Support Coordinator at Thomas Aquinas College, New England, traveled west last weekend to host a timely retreat for the women of TAC-California.
A member of the U.S. Army’s Judge Advocate General’s Corps, Major Tulsi L. Rogers (’98) has been assigned the Officer-in-Charge for the legal office at Camp Darby, in the Tuscan region of central Italy, between Livorno and Pisa.
In November, Ian Cochiolo (CA’23) accepted a postbaccalaureate research fellowship in neuroscience through the National Institute of Mental Health in Bethesda, Maryland, where he studies visual perception in monkeys.
After more than two decades in a career that has included stints at Boeing and NASA as well as founding his own tech company, Joe De Kroon (’91) has embarked on a new and no less exciting venture.