Dialogue is a human artifact. It represents the best work that dedicated students have submitted through the mastery of a craft, and by using that mastery to communicate insightful, beautiful, and ...

For us, this is more than just a philosophical question. In this semester’s volume of Calvin’s very own art journal, we submitted an AI-generated poem, and it was one of the lucky few that made the ...

Editor’s note: One of the enduring issues of this school year for the Calvin community at large has been clarifying the university’s relationship with the Christian Reformed Church in North America, ...

As Thich Nhat Hanh begins in The Heart of the Buddha’s Teaching, “Buddha was not a god. He was a human being like you and me, and he suffered just as we do. If we go to the Buddha with our hearts open ...

This spring break, groups of Calvin students and faculty traveled to nonprofits across the United States as a part of the Service-Learning Center (S–LC)’s spring-break trip program. The program, which ...

How do people respond when their higher institutes and organizations make empty promises? Dr. James Bratt, a former Calvin history professor that retired in 2016, plans to discuss this question at his ...

Rienstra, who began work at Calvin in 1998, described his initial role as “provid [ing] theological guidance and administrative support” to the musicians who had taken over the week-to-week LOFT ...

The idea that a government’s foremost obligation is to its people, combined with the idea that people have a responsibility to their country before other countries, is known as “Nationalism.” I think ...

The architect who originally designed Calvin’s current Knollcrest campus, William Fyfe, once stated that “one does not see a building, one experiences it.” For some students with disabilities, ...

And I discovered a testament to such recently on the Calvin University campus. Outside of the Science Building stands a pedestal with a plaque on which is inscribed a poem, “Ode to the Hydrogen Bond” ...

Most students at Calvin are used to hearing from fifteen speakers every January as part of Calvin’s annual January Series. This coming January, there will be only ten. This restructuring is for a ...

On Monday, November 18, Elisha Marr, an associate professor in the sociology and social work department, presented the findings of a study conducted to assess how students perceived their safety on ...