The engineering department is introducing a energy, environment and sustainability (EES) concentration and a mechatronics concentration in the fall of 2024.
Energy, environment and sustainability
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Michigan-born singer, songwriter and record producer Nathan John Feuerstein, popularly known as NF, released his fifth studio album on April 7.
NF’s new album titled “HOPE,” which is also the...
Over spring break, students in a public health class about the impact of clean water traveled to New Mexico and Honduras on a trip with Calvin’s Clean Water Institute (CWI) funded by The Sawyer Foundation,...
This year marks the 36th anniversary of March being dedicated as Women’s history month by the Continental Congress. Because women are still underrepresented in STEM –– accounting for only 27% of...
On Jan. 1, 2023, Oregon became the first state in the United States to legalize the adult use of psilocybin, a naturally occurring, psychedelic prodrug compound produced by some fungi. As a “prodrug,”...
OpenAI, a San Francisco artificial intelligence company opened its new artificial chatbot to the general public late last year.
Experts claim that this new AI chat bot, named ChatGPT, is the most...
In 2022, a variety of extreme weather events pummeled parts of the U.S., affecting areas some Calvin students call home. These events have been linked to climate change and are expected to worsen in the...
Tobacco has consistently been found to be harmful to users’ health, but the tobacco industry continues to flourish, aiming its advertising at youth and racial minorities. Calvin alumna Maya Bryant, manager...
Engineering students had a chance to show off their skills, have fun and learn more about engineering-focused student organizations at a new event inspired by the popular American TV show “Survivor.”
On...
