Student Club
The Student Club, of which all Aquinas students are members, is run by senior students for the benefit of its members. The responsibilities of the student club include:
- promoting the welfare of students.
- organising religious, cultural, social, and sporting activities.
- liaison between the College Administration and the student body.
- maintenance of College equipment, such as gymnasium and sports equipment.
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