The only three words in existence that supersede “I love you” happen to be “NBA playoff basketball.” Thankfully, this year’s match ups show an interesting pair of dominance and high expectations, with the future of certain teams like the Los Angeles Clippers hanging by a thread. Here are my personal predictions, for the first round…
How is this famine different from others in the past, and what can be done to save a life? Countries in Africa are experiencing a deadly drought. But wait, before you skim your eyes to the next page, ask yourself this, how do people suffer differently in America than in African countries? Of course we’re…
Finals week isn’t the only thing right around the corner. With summer skies almost with in grasp, anticipated movies are also about to hit theaters. Here are a few flicks to make sure you get a ticket for this summer. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2: May 5 Get comfortable, put on your favorite headphones…
Students Teaching and Empowering Peers (STEP) is a group of Hope College students that wish to educate, empower and encourage members of the campus community. It is the vision of STEP to have a campus free from interpersonal violence, a campus where every member feels safe and respected, where every member is knowledgeable about how…
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The seventh annual HOPEYs program on Monday, April 24 in the Richard and Helen DeVos Fieldhouse Athletics Center celebrates the top individual and team performances from Hope College Athletics and senior student athletes. The doors open at 6:30 p.m. and the program begins at 7 p.m. Hope College head coaches and athletic administration nominate athletes…
Hope College partners with the Saint Benedict Institute to present the lecture “‘Gold Out of Egypt’: Christian Art and International Influences,” by artist Daniel Mitsui, on Thursday, April 20, at 7 p.m. in the Fried Hemenway Auditorium of the Martha Miller Center for Global Communication. The Apostles of Jesus were instructed to go teach all…
The Jack H. Miller building on Hope College’s campus will be hosting a program on Saturday, April 22, that includes mu sic “From Bach to Broadway.” Pieces played throughout the concert will feature works for the violin and piano or harpsichord. Dr. Mihai Craioveanu, violinist and professor of music at Hope, will be per…
Facing an immigrant crisis much more severe than our own, the French people will vote in the preliminary presidential election on April 23. The current leaders in the multi party, two tiered election system are Marine Le Pen of the National Front and Emmanuel Macron of the En Marche party. Le Pen’s party, the National…
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