Gentex — a company with over 60 current or former employees who are Calvin alumni — has recently opened a tech hub in downtown Grand Rapids with the aim of attracting talent from the area. The Gentex...

The first time one of my graduates called to defund the police, I dismissed the idea immediately. Even as more graduates embraced calls to defund or abolish the police, I continued to dismiss such narratives...

The City of Grand Rapids and Kent County kicked off an educational campaign on Monday about the dangers of lead in dust, paint chips and soil that can cause lead poisoning. According to “Get the Lead...

We’re now in the second week of Project One, the younger, sleeker sibling to ArtPrize. As of this year, ArtPrize is a biennial event, with Project One filling the one-year gap between. Project One...

With late-night Taco Bell runs a big part of many first-year experiences, many Calvin students may think they know Mexican food. The Spanish department, however, has taken a stance against the fake, uncategorized...

Friday, April 10, marks the start of the DisArt Festival, a 15-day event seeking to change perceptions about disability – one work of art at a time. Directed by Jill Vyn and Calvin CAS professor Chris...

In the wake of racial tension and police distrust stemming from the events in Ferguson, Mo., and New York City, N.Y., the city manager of Grand Rapids has proposed giving every police officer a body camera. In...