Hope College’s Philadelphia Center representative, Celina Madden, shared opportunities available to the students through the domestic study program in an information session and presentation. The program is a semester-long, internship-based program. The Philadelphia Center was established in 1967 by the Great Lakes Colleges Association. The semester is an off- campus urban experimental program that…
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Hope College men’s and women’s swim and dive teams took the victory over Alma College last Saturday, with the women gaining their fourth MIAA dual meet win with a score of 144-59. The women’s swim and dive team will face a larger challenge next Saturday, swimming against the unbeaten Calvin College team in the…
In yet another close game, Hope College’s men’s basketball team rose to the occasion at Trine University on Saturday, earning their way back into the top of the MIAA standings. After suffering a tough loss to Albion on Wednesday, the team made a huge comeback this weekend. The Flying Dutchmen upped their record 11-8 for…
Campers, vans, buses, you name it — they’re rolling through the country, and you could be, too Your home on wheels. That’s what started the camper and RV movement. People wanted to camp and travel in comfort instead of living out of a tent. Over time, motorhome units have changed and expanded, ranging from small…
Moments in history thought of as the darkest of times can alter the history of a nation or even the whole world forever, making them both incredibly important and memorable. Sometimes, nations who recognize the hardships that a fellow nation is going through after a tragic event will show acts of compassion, showing that…
Vanderprov, Hope College’s improvisational comedy club, took to the stage in Dewitt Theater for the first show of the semester this past Saturday. As always, it was a lighthearted evening sprinkled with audience participation. The group’s returning members also added a new dynamic to the show. “We’ve all missed them a lot because we…
It’s important to stay abreast with politics and news, and so many people would agree. So why do so many of us seem so ignorant of what is going on in this country? It is one thing to have a personal philosophy from which you intentionally preclude yourself from politics and keeping up with…
Michigan courtrooms heard the testimonies of 160 women in the week leading up to Jan. 24th, all in connection to a single trial: the conviction of Dr. Larry Nassar. His career began in 1978 when he worked as a student athletic trainer receiving a varsity letter in women’s artistic gymnastics at North Farmington High…
The amount of Americans that have to google the word “opioid” to find out what exactly this class of drugs includes is decreasing as the addiction epidemic across the U.S. rapidly filters into more neighborhoods, schools and towns. As reported by The Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the number of opioid-related overdoses…