Saturday, people gathered all over the nation to honor the anniversary of the Women’s March. Last year’s march, following the inauguration of President Donald Trump, was historically groundbreaking. On Jan. 21, 2017, women’s marches across the United States drew over three million people, according to The Washington Post, making it one of the…
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Athleisure is a term combining the ideas of athletic wear and leisure wear, but what exactly does it mean or entail? The basic purpose of this new style trend is to take things like leggings and sweatpants, among other clothing you could typically find in a gym setting, and make them wearable to the…
Hope College’s nursing department hosts Nursing Showcases for visiting prospects. Admitted students had a chance at an in-depth look into Hope’s nursing program. Hope wanted to give visiting high-school students the opportunity to hear from current students and alumni, meet with the nursing faculty, participate in a nursing research class and tour the exceptional…
Hope College students have enjoyed JP’s Coffee with some having named it their favorite study spot downtown. JP’s originally opened back in 1993, providing the Hope students and the Holland community with refreshing coffee in a comfortable atmosphere. In March 2016, JP’s Coffee was just reopening from a remodel, taking on a different color…
Hope College’s men’s basketball team came back for yet another nail-biter against Olivet at the Devos Fieldhouse on Saturday. The score held tight throughout the whole game; Hope being down for most of the first half. The score shifted when freshman center Preston Granger made two free throws, making the score 42-41. Junior Jeff…
Hope College track and field took the win at a quad meet hosted by Aquinas College. Hope’s athletes beat out Aquinas, Spring Arbor and Alma. There were several first place and runner-up finishers, along with stand-out field event performances. For the women, top performances were seen by senior Alexis Gutilla who took first in…
As audiences grow and age, their taste in movies often changes as well this is not to say that people no longer enjoy the movies they used to, but rather that they begin to create a wider spectrum of movie genres and styles that they’re interested in. Yet, as old and mature as we…
Last Thursday at Founders Brewing Co., the band Diane Coffee played a free show for 100 or so attendees. Coming on at around 10:45 p.m., the band strode through the bar and up to the stage, where they remained for the next two hours. The band opened with songs from both their inaugural and sophomore albums, titled…
Students and community members alike gathered to celebrate, honor and remember the mission and life of Martin Luther King Jr. on Jan. 15 at 7 p.m. in Dimnent Chapel. For several years, Hope College has used the memorial day as a dedication of continuing his mission through normal class schedules and an evening lecturer….