Summer. What comes to your mind when I say that word? Maybe momentary freedom, maybe countless hours at a job, maybe months in a summer camp bubble, unaware of the outside world. I’m not here...

At 10 a.m. on March 14, students across the country will hold a walkout for 17 minutes to commemorate the lives of the seventeen people who were killed in Parkland, Fl. on Feb. 14. While some high schools...

Going into this semester, I knew it would be a particularly busy semester for me, between Chimes and the Festival of Faith & Writing. I decided to take only 13 credits. Instead of cramming 17 credits...

Fourteen speakers and over 400 attendees filled the Prince Conference Center last Saturday to learn together how to “care well” for LGBTQ people. Over a dozen speakers presented at the Caring Well...

The international student development office (ISDO) has organized an informal weekly class for international students to discuss their options after graduation. According to the admissions department,...

Starting in summer 2018, the department of geology, geography and environmental studies (GGES) will be listed in the course catalog as GEO instead of GGES. GEO will also replace and unify the GEOG and...

As part of the recent changes, director Irene Kraegel has been researching the history of the newly-renamed J. Broene Center for Counseling and Wellness. Even before the spring 2017 rebranding, the Center...

In place of a unit test, the students in professor Corey Roberts’ German 362 class presented “Theaterabend.” The theaterabend, which is German for “theater evening,” included skits, nursery rhymes...

The list of speakers for the 31st annual January Series includes Calvin’s own chaplain Mary Hulst, writer Jeremy McCarter — who has worked with Lin Manuel Miranda — and activist Shane Claiborne....

Two students and two professors debated DACA, focusing on the constitutionality of the president’s authority this past Monday afternoon. This debate was the first event in the Constitution Series,...

For the second year in a row, Calvin has landed at the top of U.S. News & World Report’s list of Midwest Regional Colleges, published this week. Last year, Calvin tied with Taylor University for...

This semester, the Office for Research and Scholarship launched the Just Citizenship series, hoping to create a weekly forum to encourage discussion about relevant issues. Just Citizenship is a series...

The second floor of the Hekman Library will be open as a study space from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Sundays until May 14, the final Sunday of the semester. Although a single student employee will monitor activities,...

In Nigeria, religious faith is a strong legacy passed down from one generation to the next. Calvin senior Chinelo Ezenwelu grew up in Lagos State, Nigeria. According to her, “Irrespective of our different...

From February 9 to 11, Calvin hosted the 12th annual Faith and International Development Conference (FIDC). According to the organizers, 374 attendees from 21 schools around the country gathered on Calvin’s...