Mattheus Colyn, Arts and Entertainment Editor
• September 12, 2020
With theatres across the country shut down amid the current pandemic, many are yearning to go back to the movies. Although theaters in some states have begun reopening, if you would like to see a film...
Student Activities Office will return this Thursday with the launch of its new “Toknight Show” after a long hiatus from COVID complications. This show will be streamed virtually and interview guests...
Juliana Knot, Editor-in-Chief
• September 11, 2020
I’m very critical of the administration in these pages, but credit should be given where credit is due. Calvin has done solid work in preparing for the return of students, and I am impressed with the...
Guys! I found something we can ALL agree on!! (Crazy, right?)
The summer of 2020 was hard.
From mid-March to right about now, life has tripped us up the stairs over and over. We didn’t all trip...
Social work professor Kristen Alford and biology professor Erica Boldenow have both been trained by the Kent County Health Department to serve as the leaders of Calvin’s community contact tracing program....
During the summer, members of the Safe Return team worked on implementing an effective Calvin COVID-19 case tracker dashboard for the fall semester.
Calvin’s dashboard became live on Sept. 1 and...
Some students may go entire semesters without setting foot in Calvin’s chapel; this semester, that could be all of us.
No longer in person, chapel will be livestreamed every day at 10:00 a.m. The...
Shortly after classes went online in March, the cabinet was looking ahead. The incident command group, an emergency team created to react to the pandemic, needed to transition to a planning and implementation...
Faced with a projected $13 million decrease in revenue this year, Calvin made numerous cuts to personnel and programs over the summer.
Calvin, however, remains financially stable, University President...
Six months after going online for the spring semester because of the COVID-19 pandemic, Calvin has returned to in-person instruction.
After conducting 3,809 tests as of Aug. 31, only twelve cases have...
Whether it’s celebrating a big win, going out after a concert, or just hanging out, many fond Calvin memories have taken place at Grand Rapids restaurants. Though dining-out looks much different this...
Every year,students see the cost of tuition rise. It's not by relatively huge amounts, but for the students and parents who are paying, $1,500 can still be significant. With the rising cost of higher education,...
