The Calvin Theatre Company (CTC) is performing “Bye Bye Birdie,” its first musical in 12 years. Opening night was on April 10, and the show will be performed again on April 17 at 7:30 p.m. and April...

This year, after a test run last spring in KHvR and SE, Calvin’s Sustainability Coordinators (SCs) helped expand composting into all dorms except RvD.   History of composting on campus Composting...

Friday, Feb. 6, kicked off opening weekend for the Calvin Theatre Company’s (CTC) production of “Peter and the Starcatcher,” a fantasy-adventure adapted from the book Peter and the Starcatchers by...

On Thursday, Nov. 21, Otto Selles, professor of French and chair of World Languages and Visual and Performing Arts, presented his new book, Matins, a collection of poems paired with family photos, paintings...

On Nov. 13, Calvin University President Greg Elzinga announced sweeping changes to the academic portfolio, including program discontinuations and a 12.5-percent reduction in faculty headcount over the...

As of this summer, new artwork now decorates the halls of Calvin’s campus. On the second floor of Hiemenga Hall in the hallway behind Peet’s, three sets of paintings now fill the walls by the Center...

Around 7 p.m. on Sept. 23, a rainstorm brought torrential rains that led to indoor flooding across campus.  Majorly affected areas included Johnny’s, the CIT helpdesk, the 3rd vR lobby, an area near...

On Saturday, Sept. 20, the Calvin Theatre Company (CTC) hosted its annual “24-hour theatre.” As the name suggests, participants in the production have 24 hours to write, direct and put on a series...

On Friday, March 28, Calvin released their report to synod outlining changes to the university’s policy on faculty and staff alignment with certain denominational positions. The report’s wording has...

Last week, Calvin’s board of trustees (BOT) made public its report to Synod 2025 – a document detailing Calvin’s plan to deal with faculty dissent on certain key topics, including human sexuality.  The...

Right before spring break, many students noticed an unusual sight in the road in front of Knollcrest Dining Hall: several large fish had been dumped on top of a storm drain. Throughout that week, the fish...

Without corrective action, Calvin is headed for a $10 million budget deficit in the 2024-2025 fiscal year, according to information shared at a faculty town hall on Feb. 11 by Dirk Pruis, vice president...

“I’m the guy who has no answers for you,” Board of Trustees (BOT) member Perrin Rynders announced to the group of faculty and staff assembled in the chapel sanctuary. The group, which had come to...

On Feb. 12, David LaGrand, the newly-elected Mayor of Grand Rapids and a Calvin University alumni, spoke at the Prince Conference Center.  The event was part of the School of Business’s “Executive...

After student feedback, dining services has decided to bring back the Knollcrest weekend breakfast. Knollcrest will serve continental breakfast from 8-11 a.m., brunch from 11 a.m.-2 p.m., and dinner from...

Calvin University professors put a lot of time and effort into formulating materials, teaching classes and helping students be as successful as possible. However, even beyond all the work that they put...

Last Wednesday, 12 Calvin students presented their ideas – and four walked away with prizes – during Calvin’s fourth annual Pitchup.  The concept of Pitchup is similar to that of the popular...

Starting college presents freshmen with a wide array of anxieties to adopt. One of these is the fear of the “Freshman 15:” the belief that it is common for students to gain 15 pounds during their first...

Students across campus are feeling the pressure as schoolwork ramps up and deadlines loom. As the semester intensifies, effective study habits are even more essential, and finding the right place to study...

On Sept. 27, Calvin’s Student Senate announced its 2024-2025 Freshman team; led by Kofi Nyarko, the team includes Scarlett Tilburt, Ponjul Shedul, Maria Martin Diaz, Sydney Casey, Megan Streit, and Alejandro...