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Calvin University Chimes

Since 1907
Calvin University's official student newspaper since 1907

Calvin University Chimes

Calvin University's official student newspaper since 1907

Calvin University Chimes

Khayree Williams is the associate dean for multicultural student development. Photo by John Muyskens.

New mentoring program created to support AHANA students

Julia McKee
January 15, 2015

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...

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MSDO moves forward with stabilized structure

Bethany Cok
December 4, 2014

After a year of transitions in the Multicultural and International Student Development Offices (MSDO), both offices are now fully staffed and better equipped to support the AHANA and international student...

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External reviewers evaluate Calvin’s commitment to diversity and inclusion

Alden Hartopo
November 13, 2014

A new report issued by the Cultural Intelligence Center (CQC) found that, while Calvin has “some level of commitment to diversity and inclusion, the college doesn’t consistently put that commitment...

Opinion: Calvin should define expectations for ‘leaders’

Opinion: Calvin should define expectations for ‘leaders’

Kate Parsons
November 6, 2014

At Calvin College, the word “leader” is applied to any student in a position related to residence life and anyone who heads a student org, but there is little room in this definition for students who...

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New intercultural lounge provides safe space for students

Bethany Cok
October 27, 2014

This past year has seen renovations across campus, including remodeling in Johnny’s and the Spoelhof Fieldhouse as well as the creation of a new intercultural lounge for students. This lounge, located...

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Retention rate for AHANA students reaches ten-year low

Lauren De Haan
October 9, 2014

This year, Calvin’s retention of AHANA (Asian, Hispanic/Latino, African, and Native American) students dropped five percentage points, according to the Day 10 report released last Wednesday. “I...

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We Are Calvin [too]: RaeAnna Hudnell

RaeAnna Hudnell
April 24, 2014

This story is a part of a larger series. A description of the purpose of the series can be found here. Written by: RaeAnna Hudnell on behalf of Tanesha Jordan. Once during my time at Calvin I was walking...

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We Are Calvin [too]: Victor Hugo Perez

Victor Hugo Perez
April 23, 2014

This story is a part of a larger series. A description of the purpose of the series can be found here. My decision to attend Calvin was made easy by the Entrada program. I fell in love with the people...

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We Are Calvin [too]: Daniel José Camacho

Daniel Camacho
April 23, 2014

This story is a part of a larger series. A description of the purpose of the series can be found here. I don’t blame the ones who leave and I never hold it against them. I, myself, contemplated transferring...

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We Are Calvin [too]: Bianca Edwards

Bianca Edwards
April 23, 2014

This story is a part of a larger series. A description of the purpose of the series can be found here. I was so excited to come to Calvin, especially after experiencing Entrada (the summer scholars...

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We Are Calvin [too]: Dr. Randal Jelks

Randal Jelks
April 23, 2014

This story is a part of a larger series. A description of the purpose of the series can be found here. I was fortunate to have been hired by Calvin in 1992 and spent 15 years working in its vineyard....

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We Are Calvin [too]: Rae Mason

Rachel Mason
April 23, 2014

This story is a part of a larger series. A description of the purpose of the series can be found here. Most wouldn’t expect this from me. My time here at Calvin has been filled with knowledge, fun,...

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