A new chapter of Delight Ministries opened at Calvin University this year, offering weekly Bible studies and community building events aimed at growing Christian friendships and fellowship among women...

At Calvin, most Bible studies form out of shared living situations or interests. For students in the Outdoor Recreation ministry, this is a shared love of climbing, hiking and nature, something that has...

Ash Wednesday, Feb. 18, marks the beginning of the liturgical season of Lent. In the church calendar, Lent is a season of reflection, repentance and preparation for Easter. There are many ways Calvin students...

The Calvin University Architectural History Exhibition showcases the work of late architect Bill Fyfe, who completed his design of Calvin’s Knollcrest Campus in 1959. The exhibition, located in the...

Dwelling in the Psalms is the theme for the Calvin Institute of Christian Worship (CICW), marking Calvin University’s 150th anniversary with 150 psalms, for 150 years. Aiming to connect Calvin’s Reformed...

To celebrate Constitution Day on Sept. 17, Calvin students who gathered on the day before were invited to ask a provocative question: should Americans celebrate the Declaration of Independence? This...

At 15 years old, Macy Gerig was preparing to play collegiate soccer. By 17, she wasn’t even allowed to drive.  Now a senior at Calvin University, Gerig is a kinesiology major minoring in business,...

While one might not think of asking questions as a spiritual exercise, New York Times columnist David Brooks, in his book How to Know a Person, suggests that practicing curiosity is formative both in shaping...

If to you, “Every square inch” is just an antiquated Christian nationalist slogan, then you’ve probably never actually read Kuyper. One of the most basic ideas in Kuyper’s writings is the concept...