Calvin’s School of Health, established after an anonymous alumn donated $15 million in October 2021, has named its inaugural...
Handel’s Messiah returns with live performances for 102nd season
Abigail Ham, Managing Editor
For over 100 years, the Calvin Oratorio Society has heralded the arrival of the Christmas season with performances of Handel’s...
“Eternals” is not your typical Marvel movie, and that’s mostly a good thing
Lauren Vanden Bosch, Staff Reporter
Unlike most superhero movies, “Eternals” is not a film that can be fully understood and appreciated after a single viewing....
Dance Guild celebrates 50th anniversary, survives COVID and cuts
Isaiah TenHuisen, Staff Reporter
It’s been two years since Dance Guild, Calvin’s largest student organization, had a standard performance. Needless to say,...
Baking for a cause: Cookies that taste like home
Lucy Kalebjian, Staff Reporter
Walking into the basement of LaGrave Avenue Christian Reformed Church, the smell of freshly baked cookies fills the room...
Three Calvin alumnae make list of 50 most influential women in West Michigan
Hadassa Ribeiro, Features Editor
Megan Feenstra Wall used to split her time between Calvin’s engineering and art departments, lugging her toolbox filled with...
Did you spend time outside today? Calvin wants to make the answer an easy ‘Yes!’
Savannah Shustack, Staff Reporter
On a snowy day in his windowless office in the basement of North Hall, geology professor Jamie Skillen dreamed of being outside....
Calvin’s swim teams successful at NCAA Championships
Kalex Dodge, Sports Editor
Both of Calvin’s swim teams traveled to Indianapolis, Indiana, on March 16-19 to compete at the NCAA championships. They brought...
Members of the Calvin track team achieve a record-setting indoor season
Grace Toma, Staff Reporter
Freezing temperatures, chilly winds and blankets of snow did not stop members of the Calvin track team from performing strongly...
Teams come out of spring break trips ready to face the season
Lucy Kalebjian, Staff Reporter
While most people who went to Florida for spring break were relaxing on the beach, teams such as softball, tennis, and baseball...
Grace Buller, Guest Writer
About two-thirds of people who grew up attending church leave for a year or more as young adults, research shows. While not all...
More than misandry and marches: Calvin students embrace feminism and Christianity
March 27, 2022
Students ‘Carry the Love’ into their daily lives
March 20, 2022
Faith and academics: How some professors pursue faith integration in and out of the classroom
March 13, 2022
Lucy Kalebjian, Staff Reporter
Across the Beltline is a chance to get away from the bustle and craziness of college while enjoying the quiet, pleasant environment...
Beyond resume building: Senior design projects pave road for future careers
April 10, 2022
Green Team program introduces high schoolers to ecology, college life
March 27, 2022
New STEM-related cohort programs to launch in next two years
March 13, 2022
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