Last Saturday, Sept. 23, the Calvin women’s soccer team took on Albion in a MIAA conference game. The  Knights, coming off a loss against Wheaton College, were determined to win. After an early goal...

According to student senate member Laura Harjanto, a first-year senator, commuter students have expressed a need for a designated study space. First- and second-year students are normally involved in...

The Animals and the Kingdom of God lecture series focused on the relationship between humans and “non-human” animals, a term coined by Dr. David L. Clough, author of and professor at the University...

Hoogenboom health services is the very first student health care provider to be classified as a comprehensive primary care office on a college campus in the state of Michigan. Recently rated in the...

At Calvin College, international students make up 11 per cent of the student body. President Michael Le Roy sent an email addressed to the Calvin community regarding Trump’s travel ban. President...

After the Christmas season concludes, the liturgical church calendar slows to somber expectancy. Advent has passed, and Lent has not yet begun. “Ecce Homo: Behold the Man” and “Most Highly Favored:...

In the past, academic services at Calvin College has delivered helpful services to the student body such as the tutoring program, which gives students who are struggling with a certain subject one-on-one...

On Monday, Sept. 12, Rev. Dr. Jim Wallis opened Calvin’s Center for Faith & Writing fall 2016 series with a speech about his new book, “America’s Original Sin: Racism, White Privilege, and the...

Over the past few years, the on-campus gaming culture has expanded. Three years ago, Calvin created a sphere of SAO specifically dedicated to gaming. Last Thursday, the video game sphere of SAO conducted...

This month is sexual assault prevention month. In honor of that, last Thursday the Sexual Assault Prevention Team (SAPT) conducted a seminar on the relevance of sexual assault at Calvin and what it means...

Last Saturday, Nite Life hosted a food fest after Rangeela to celebrate culture by exploring foods and music from around the world. This event celebrated the differences between cultures and encouraged...

For the last 17 years, students have willingly jumped into the frozen pond next to Calvin Theological Seminary in what is commonly known as the Sem Pond Jump. The Sem Pond Jump originated in 1997 when...

The Multicultural Student Development Office (MSDO) created a new mentoring program for Asian, Hispanic/Latino, African and Native American (AHANA) students. The mentor and mentee program, otherwise known...

Last Tuesday, the student body congregated in the Fish House over free coffee and music to celebrate the release of this fall’s Dialogue magazine. In the wake of budget cuts and uncertainty in recent...

After reading through over 65 student proposals, student senate has chosen to pursue six, including improving campus spaces for commuters and making the dining halls more accessible. These proposals...

At least one in four women will be a victim of sexual assault during her academic career. Of the people who are sexual assaulted during college, nine out of 10 people personally knew the perpetrator. Calvin...

This week marks the beginning of student senate proposal week, where students have the opportunity to propose their ideas to student senate. Student life gives senate a budget of $10,000 to make some students’...