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When she graduated from ������ϲ�ֱ�� Aquinas College, California, in 2008, Meghan Duke never imagined that she would one day join its teaching faculty, let alone at a new campus in New England. She never even expected to attend graduate school.

Alumna reporter and producer Mary Rose (Bacani ’03) Valenti traveled to California for her 20th reunion, then released a documentary about the experience.

In a recent essay for Theology of Home, Denise (Martel ’81) Trull commends the pioneers of the homeschooling movement, including ������ϲ�ֱ�� Aquinas College alumna Laura (Steichen ’75) Berquist, for their contributions to the renaissance of classical education across the country.

To celebrate the feast day of their patron, the women of St. Thérèse Hall welcomed Suzie Andres (’87), alumna author of several books about Catholicism, Jane Austen — and St. Thérèse of Lisieux.��

Mary Rose (Bacani ’03) Valenti and has produced a documentary for Salt + Light Media about Our Lady of The Most Holy Trinity Chapel. ​

Writing in the National Catholic Register, Sophia (Mason ’09) Feingold reflects on Mary’s Magnificat to develop the idea of what she calls “generational grace,” complementing Biblical ideas of generational sin that can sometimes perplex readers of Scripture.

Joseph Stack (’17) is doing his part to revive the study of the Angelic Doctor with The Daily Thomist, an online newsletter which “breaks down the ideas of ������ϲ�ֱ�� Aquinas and others into brief, digestible pieces so you can live an intellectual life while you are busy.”��