We are currently marked by division amidst ongoing debates about the future of the Calvin community. Program cuts, restructuring of academics and student life and recent Synod decisions delivered from ...

I use Claude every day of my life. I use it to learn about programming. I use it to get help with cooking. I’d be lying if I claimed never to have asked it for life advice. AI is magical. On the ...

I recently had the privilege of meeting a brilliant Christian scholar I deeply admire, but when I shook this amazing man’s hand, I found myself telling him that I sometimes feel hurt when I read his ...

James K. A. Smith’s March 23 article’s discussion of foundational matters regarding what “politics” is and how Christians might consider involvement in politics contains much wisdom, especially in ...

In September 2025, I bought a ticket to hear Doug Talamy speak about bugs, birds and native plants at Sherman St. Church. He talked for two hours, while simultaneously showing the audience glorious ...

On April 9, Student Senate hosted a Q&A with the candidates running for the offices of Student Body President and Vice President.  With the race uncontested, Student Senate Presidential candidate ...

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 ...

For at least the last decade, Calvin University’s world languages department has hosted a German Foreign Language Teaching Assistant (FLTA) through the Fulbright program. This initiative brings native ...

Professor Chad Tatko of the chemistry and biochemistry department was elected to the position of Faculty Senate chair last week after voting concluded over the Easter weekend. The win was announced by ...

From  April 12 through April 17, members of Student Senate are hosting From Every Nation (FEN) week — a week filled with speaker events, workshops and opportunities for togetherness — to educate ...