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Jul 2, 2019 · The new look of the site also introduces an updated look for Nelson, the College's Saint Bernard mascot, replacing the existing mark that has been used during recent years. Nelson – named after former Aquinas College President Paul T. Nelson – has represented Aquinas athletics since 1997.
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Also in 1997, the college officially named its mascot, a St. Bernard dog, "Nelson" in honor of President Paul Nelson, who retired that year. In 1998 the college was reorganized into three schools, each led by a dean and subdivided into departments: the School of Education, the School of Liberal Arts and Sciences, and the School of Management.
Aug 16, 2019 · The letter forms were inspired by the College's existing brand typeface and create a new logotype with a bolder, more energetic and distinct presence that links the Athletic AQ logo, the wordmark and the Nelson logo into a cohesive identity. Color is also an important unifying factor.
Located on Ransom Ave. in downtown Grand Rapids, it becomes the first co-ed Catholic college in the United States to be administered by a congregation of religious women.
They arrived in Grand Rapids in 1889, incorporated as the Dominican Sisters of Grand Rapids, and unanimously elected Sister Mary Aquinata to lead them as Mother Superior. In 1910, they established the novitiate normal school to which Aquinas College traces its beginnings.
Meet AQ. About Grand Rapids. Life, Amplified. Explore Grand Rapids, Michigan. Prepare To Thrive. Your Future Is Here. Located on the eastern edge of Grand Rapids, Aquinas' location allows students to reap the benefits of living in Michigan's second-largest city.
Aquinas College students pose with their mascot, Nelson the Saint Bernard. Back to Member Map. Aquinas College. 1607 Robinson Rd SE. Grand Rapids, Michigan 49506-1799. https://www.aquinas.edu/ Interesting Facts: We're piloting a one-class-at-a-time scheduling model in the 2023-2024 and 2024-2025 academic years.
