I had a bit of a rocky start to my time at STU. Most people have a “gap year,” or a few, before they start university. I decided to have mine after my second year. I had no idea what I was doing. I had a strong start in sociology, but enjoyed journalism through the classes I took with Phillip Lee and Mark Tunney. Despite this, in my first years at STU, I was too nervous to write for the Aquinian. These seemed like professional and serious people, an entire world away from m

My first journalism class at STU is one of those moments I’ll never forget. “The Queen just died,” interrupted one of the students while...

Since I can remember, writing has always been my passion. Being a bookworm from the moment I learned how to read gave me this curiosity...

As the final days of my university life pass by they are defined by one thing – The AQ. My path to The Aquinian was not linear but I got...