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“Why does it seem to be the mind’s specific function to know the world?” asks Dr. Sean Kelsey (’92) in his book Mind and World in Aristotle’s De Anima, published in 2021 by Cambridge University Press.

Alumni Peter Dowdy (CA ’22) and Katharine Simia (NE ’22) are bringing faith and reason to Catholic schools in Boston, Massachusetts.

“I have four sons who were educated at Thomas 91����Ƶ College. Four sons who couldn’t be more different in temperament. They are in every sense my heroes.”

With a head and a heart formed by Thomas 91����Ƶ College’s program of Catholic liberal education — and refined by 11 years of marriage, motherhood, and evangelization — Emily (Barry ’11) Sullivan is uniquely well suited for her new part-time position as student support coordinator on the New England campus.

In a newly published book, Dr. Michael Augros (’92), a tutor at Thomas 91����Ƶ College, New England, brings a little-known, yet fundamental work of St. Thomas 91����Ƶ to English readers — for the first time.

Among the 50 presenters at the Sacra Doctrina Project’s 2022 Conference at Thomas 91����Ƶ College, New England, was an alumna of the California campus, Mary Catherine Froula (’19).

Among the 27 lecturers to present talks at last month’s Thomistic Summer Conference on the California campus was a rising young alumna scholar, Claire Murphy (’20).