For student film director Kipp De Man, making films at Calvin is a hands-on learning experience that allows students to develop skills that will help them produce films in the real world. “Making a film...

The rhetoric around getting a “ring by spring” has an influence on 14% of Christian collegiate marriages, according to a study by Facebook. Students across the country are putting in the work to ensure...

Calvin’s Center Art Gallery has adapted to a pandemic that has affected the art sector on a national scale by discovering inventive ways to keep in-person art exhibitions alive. To do this, the gallery...

One of the highlights of Rachel Melville's time in the Entrada program in 1997 was developing connections with other students who had comparable life and academic experiences.  “I went to Entrada...

The John M. Perkins Leadership Fellowship and the Grassroots living-learning floor are partnering to form the Perkins-Grassroots Justice & Equity Learning Community, which will be fully operational...

Composting food scraps and recycling garbage come to mind when we think about living sustainably. But did you know that curating a closet consisting of environmentally friendly pieces can also help you...

Calvin is one step closer to revitalizing the humanities on campus by considering how the humanities can impact core, thanks to funding from the National Endowment of the Humanities. Calvin was one of...

Todd Cioffi never imagined that he would be able to help returning citizens reintegrate into society when he started working with the Calvin Prison Initiative. Now, he’s working to provide housing for...

Commons Union, which will replace both dining halls and Commons Annex to act as Calvin's hub for dining, retail and community life, was first proposed in Calvin's Campus Master Plan in 2015 as an immediate...

There's no need to worry if you receive a suspicious email at your Calvin address; chances are, you're being internally phished.  Between 2018 and 2019, members of the Calvin community were victims...

Dining options on campus will be limited in days to come due to flooding in Commons Dining Hall and Johnny's.  According to Marvale Jones, Dining Services marketing manager, a waterline at Commons...

Calvin students are reaching out to their communities and each other through Residence Life events after a year of restrictions due to the pandemic. The rise in student participation, in the eyes of...

Crime is coming to Calvin in the best possible way: the department of sociology now offers a major in criminology.  The major's development process began in 2019, 20 years after the criminal justice...

The city of Kentwood’s general election is well underway, with incumbent mayor Stephen Kepley and First Ward City Commissioner Emily Bridson competing for the highest office in the city’s  government,...

The Center of Intercultural Student Development is on a mission to fight food insecurity, one bag of food and meal swipe at a time.  Food insecurity, defined as a lack of consistent access to a sufficient...

Protestors stood outside one of the most prominent fundraising dinners for the Kent County GOP.

TW: This story references sexual violence. “It’s important that people know that this program is being offered. It’s an investment of $30 for the first 12 hours, but it’s a program that they...

Calvin and Grand Valley State will face off on Thursday in the programs' first meeting as ACHA DI rivals.

UnLearn 365 is in full swing at Calvin, with this year’s UnLearn Week beginning on Oct. 4 and ending on Oct. 9.  UnLearn Week, according to Center for Intercultural Student Development Director Jane...

Calvin is ready to return to in-person learning, but some students want the university to embrace hybrid learning as the new normal. The COVID Response Team announced during their first town hall on...

After an intensive summer of preparation, including a book club, training sessions and retreats, Calvin University’s student senate is ready to serve.  Senior accounting major Emmanuel Essien won...

Following weeks of mixed reactions to Calvin's COVID-19 mandates, a six-member CRT panel addressed HIPAA privacy issues, the decision-making process for COVID rules and adjustments to quarantine policy...

Professor Kristin Kobes Du Mez has another accomplishment to add to her resume: she is now a New York Times bestselling author.  Du Mez’s 2020 book “Jesus and John Wayne” has landed on one of...