The move to online learning has impacted every single student at Calvin University, without exception. While nothing can compete with in-class learning, some students are finding online classes to be helpful.
First-year...
70% of student employees have seen their position temporarily eliminated, according to TaRita Johnson, director of the Career Center.
In a mass email sent to student workers, Calvin’s student employment...
The pandemic of COVID-19, along with the ongoing Russian and Saudi Arabian oil wars, has driven down the value of the stock market, according to Mike Wilson, Chief Investment Officer of Morgan Stanley,...
We often hear about engineering projects, astronomy research, and the like. But what do Calvin’s film production students do all semester? This week, Chimes took a look at four students and their teams...
Julia Postema-O’Donnell, sex therapist and Calvin alumna, brought discussion of purity culture and the humanity of being a sexual person, to Calvin last Thursday.
The lecture started with an exercise:...
For the last six years, armed Campus Safety officers have been required to wear body cameras while on duty. These small devices aid officers in gathering accurate and impartial information while on the...
In an interview with Chimes, new women’s tennis coach Tim Morey reflected on his past coaching experiences and on what he hopes to bring to the team going forward.
“I love the sport. I’ve been...
Reverend Najla Kassab, president of the World Communion of Reformed Churches, brought the January series to a close last Tuesday with a talk about the impacts of the Reformed church in the Middle East.
In...
Calvin life takes some adjusting to, according to several transfer students and professors, but there are programs in place, such as a special orientation, to make transfer students feel at home.
Anna...
The following information is taken from the Grad Report sheets found at: https://calvin.edu/offices-services/career-center/resources-and-publications/
All information in these sheets was gathered via...
Jack Droppers, an avid musician, was hired as the new director of the Student Activities Office the week of Nov. 3. The following is an edited, condensed version of our interview with Droppers.
Chimes:
What...
It’s not often that a black-and-white film with an aspect ratio of 1.19:1, camera lenses dating back to the 30’s, and custom-built sets gains enough marketability to grace the silver screen, but when...
As Halloween approaches, the brave among us get into the spirit of the season by seeking out haunted attractions to get our scare on, and there’s no better place to do this than The Haunt. Warning, this...
This academic year, Timmer is not housing students during the Fall semester. Jay Wise, Director of College Housing and Operations, and John Witte, Dean of Students, discussed the reason behind the move.
In...
We’re now in the second week of Project One, the younger, sleeker sibling to ArtPrize.
As of this year, ArtPrize is a biennial event, with Project One filling the one-year gap between. Project One...
