On March 3, more than three dozen Johnny’s student workers received an email from Creative Dining Services informing them that they had been “laid off from [their] position, effective March 3, 2025.” ...

All of us who are a part of the Calvin community share a common vocation. We have been called to love God and neighbor and to anticipate — in our work, in our relationships, both inside and outside of ...

In the mid-1990s, Calvin welcomed a Sunday evening worship service to campus in addition to daily chapels. The service was known as “Living Our Faith Together,” abbreviated as “LOFT.” According to Ron ...

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 ...

I am honored to introduce you to Alaynie Drury, a Calvin University senior who is interning for the Calvin Prison Initiative (CPI) as part of her Criminology and Psychology double major. As such, ...

In the next few years, Hekman Library will remove 20,000-40,000 physical books and journals from its collection of over 500,000. According to Dean of the Library David Malone, the library consulted an ...

On Thursday, Feb. 27, people gathered in the Center Art Gallery to celebrate the opening reception of two new exhibits: “How Long, O Lord? Reflections on the Psalms of Lament” by Tiffany Krampe and ...

Over the past month, four deadly plane crashes have surprised and shocked Americans everywhere. These crashes are only the most major of a string of several smaller airline mishaps happening around ...

In these last three weeks a number of pieces in Chimes have argued about whether or not we, as Americans, should endorse the giving of foreign aid to other countries. I have no problem per se with the ...

Two weeks ago, we published an opinion piece presenting a robust biblical case for the continued provision of foreign development aid by the United States federal government. Last week, our friend and ...

The rise of Christian rappers has made Christianity more accessible — not just in traditional, quieter settings, but through a style that resonates with younger audiences and invites them to get to ...