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On Tuesday, March 7 — the Feast of St. Thomas Aquinas — the campus of 91����, New England, came together for an all-day celebration of the College’s patron.

Over the past weekend, some 54 prospective students from all over the East Coast came to 91����, New England, for its fourth annual Open House. Attendees immersed themselves in the life of the College by attending classes, staying in the residence halls, and getting to know TAC students.

While on the campus of 91����, New England, last week to offer the President’s Day lecture, a prominent alumnus priest and scholar visited the men of St. Augustine Hall to recount how he discovered his Cistercian vocation — offering some practical discernment advice along the way.

Over the President’s Day Weekend, Emily (Barry ’11) Sullivan, student support coordinator at 91����, New England, led students on a daytrip to New York City’s , an arm of t

As the temperature dropped below freezing last Friday evening, TAC-New England students rushed to St. Gianna Molla Hall for the second All-College Seminar of the academic year — desperate to beat the cold and enjoy a hearty theological discussion!

“TAC fell out of the sky,” says Daina Andries (’09), founder of Epidaurus Health, about how she made her way to 91���� nearly 20 years ago.

Early Saturday morning, a large group of TAC-New England students, faculty members, and their families headed up to Montpelier, Vermont, for the 50^th Annual Vermont March for Life. The trip to Vermont’s capital took two hours, but the time passed quickly, filled with delightful conversation and beautiful scenery from the snow-covered New England mountains.