This year, student senate has decided to change the process of appointment for student senate Vice President. Student senate VP will be chosen through an application process rather than a voting process....

Updated: 3/17/18, 12:28 p.m. Calvin College is hosting the Michigan High School Athletic Association (MHSAA) Girls Basketball Semifinals and Finals this weekend. The event will take place in the...

This past Sunday, Calvin’s CAS student relations committee hosted an Oscars viewing party in the Bytwerk Theater at 8 p.m. Students and faculty were invited to watch the showing of the 90th Academy...

The Covenant Fine Arts Center parking lot will be closed to students and staff today, March 6, until Friday March 9. The closure is due to the Grand Rapids Symphony’s scheduled performances. Around...

During Black History Month, the Taste of Soul Sunday celebrated its 12th year at the Grand Rapids Public Library. The Taste of Soul highlights both local and African American culture, through food, live...

This past Saturday, Feb. 3, over 2,200 people attended the 10th annual Ethnic Heritage Festival at the Grand Rapids Public Museum. The Festival is aimed at celebrating the variety of cultures that flourish...

A panel discussion on Monday, Nov. 13, considered how gentrification is affecting the city of Grand Rapids. The event, called “Speak Up GR: Gentrification in Our City,” was held at the Grand Rapids...

Athletes began arriving at Millennium Park in Grand Rapids at 7:45 a.m. Dressed in running leggings, gloves, head-warmers and lots of layers, these determined people braved the 27-degree weather to run...

Mokaya held their second chocolate dinner in the event space of Lamb Bride on this past Monday, Oct. 23. Mokaya is a confectionary shop and family-owned business located on Wealthy St. in Eastown, Grand...

The Grand Rapids Feminist Film Festival (GRFFF) took place this past Saturday, Oct. 21. In its fourth year, the festival includes films, panels and workshops that are free for the community. Starting...

Grand Haven is city known for its coastline attractions such as a well-kept boardwalk, an impressive lighthouse, several beaches and beautiful views of the water. In the summer, Grand Haven draws many...

The smell of barbeque and allure of art drew a crowd of around 400 people on Wealthy Street at the Eastown Streetfair last Saturday. The Eastown Streetfair took place on Sept. 9 and was held from 9...

Between the ages of 18 to 24, people make decisions that set them up for the rest of their lives. Of Calvin’s departments, the Career Development office is a great tool for students to utilize as they’re...

The Student Activities Office (SAO) released the first 20-minute “Pop Matters” podcast episode on Feb. 26. “Pop Matters” was created by the newly formed Calvin Student Activities podcast team....

“There’s some things that you think you shouldn’t do, and then you do it, and it was awesome,” said Jay De Boer, of his experience at the Seminary Pond last Friday. This past Friday, Chaplain...

Calvin NiteLife dealt a full house last Saturday night, hosting poker, raffles, dancing and a DJ for the Wonderland Winter Formal at the Amway Grand Hotel. About 330 students attended the “Alice in...

This year the famed Airband of Calvin was canceled. Airband has been a tradition since 1984. Run almost entirely by students, the student lip-syncing competition normally would incorporate dancing and...

Last week, Calvin participated International Education Week, a nationally recognized week implemented by the U.S. Department of State and the U.S. Department of Education. Over the week, students organized...

Calvin College biology major Peter Boersma had an opportunity to present his research on the human cornea on Oct. 16 and 17 at the 29th Biennial Cornea Research Conference at Harvard Medical School. Boersma’s...

Last Friday night, at 9 p.m. the CFAC Auditorium was completely sold out. Why? It was Late Night with Capella, of course, an annual event that showcases some of the top vocal talent Calvin has to offer. The...