A clear, loud voice sang over a crowd of huddled people at Ah-Nab-Awen Park on Jan. 28. The colored lights of the HYBYCOZO art installation splashed intricate shadows across the snow-covered ground, cascading...
Vergangenheitsbewältigung. Fair gah-ng en heights beh velt i (as in “in”) goo-ng. Good.
Now that we’ve gotten that monstrous word out of the way, allow me discuss its meaning. The word comes...
Last week Sunday, April 5, Christians and non-Christians alike celebrated the springtime holiday of Easter. Christians remembered the resurrected life of Jesus Christ, and non-Christians celebrated the...
On Monday, a documentary crew from the Netherlands was on Calvin’s campus to film for their new documentary, “The Iron Age” (“De IJzeren Eeuw” in Dutch), which focuses on individuals in 19th...
Located up four flights of stairs, through a black locked gate and up a steep flight of metal rungs is the Calvin College Observatory. The observatory is open to the public, students and astronomers alike.
Calvin...
Food is an important aspect of any culture. Not only is it representative of a culture’s tastes and history, but it brings together a community in any place you go. When I think of food from another...
History professor Frans van Liere presented his book “An Introduction to the Medieval Bible” in the Meeter Center on Thursday, Sept. 19. The book debunks some common myths about the medieval Bible.
Van...
During a pivotal scene in the film “Dead Poets Society,” a teacher takes his English class to the school’s trophy room and asks them to look at the photos of their previous classmates, making the...
