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Over the weekend, the students of Thomas Aquinas College, California, welcomed a team of seminarians from St. John’s Seminary in nearby Camarillo for a friendly soccer match. 

Last weekend, students from Thomas Aquinas College, California — some 140 in all —dispatched some 300 miles north for the Walk for Life West Coast in San Francisco.

After a long bus trip on Friday, students unloaded their things and took to the surrounding city to stretch their legs, enjoy some good food, and socialize. When the day saw its close, everyone bedded down for the night in preparation for the main event.

TAC students on EWTN; coverage begins at 16:45 mark.

Immediately after their afternoon classes concluded, the students of Thomas Aquinas College, California, hastened to their rooms, assembled their luggage, and gathered around the three charter buses that, as of this writing, are now carrying 140 young men and women 375 miles north to San Francisco for the annual Walk for Life West Coast.

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“Monuments and Memory, Made and Unmade.”

The students of Thomas Aquinas College, California, have returned from their Christmas recess and plunged back into their study of the Great Books — and into Great Books-inspired campus traditions.

By Dillon Tuliau (CA’24)

Dear Mom and Dad,

Coming here as a freshman four years ago took a huge leap of faith — on my part and yours.