What is life like at Thomas Aquinas College?
You’ve heard of the Garden of Eden? This is just a little strong, perhaps, as a description of the College but it’s close, by any standard. 360 men and women, students and teachers, friends and companions on the quest for truth enlivened by a desire to know Christ and to live as He does. The tangible ambience of the campus is an open and trusting readiness for friendship and conversation. Conversation, in fact, is what students do best here, in class and out. In the dormitories, on the basketball court, in the dining hall, wherever: friendships are playing themselves out in the spirit of lively, civilized – sometimes combative but more often congenial – conversation. Now for some detail: Classes typically begin at 8:30 in the morning and, with a break from 11:00 until after lunch, continue from 1:00 until about 3:30 in the afternoon. Freshmen have 18 hours of classes each week so this amounts, for a freshman, to about three hours of classes each day. Freshman seminar runs from 7:00 unt
