A new poll of registered voters conducted by FOX suggests that capitalism has become more favorable in the eyes of the public than it was last year, and that citizens are less likely than before to want a helping hand from the government. This recent development highlights the conflict at the center of the John…
Juice cleanses and crazy food diets seem to be recently popular crazes in our society. Less attention has been placed on spiritual experiences of focus and lifestyle change. Exodus 90 is an example of radically altering habits and daily practices in order to benefit the self longterm. The program, currently running on campus from Feb….
In 1994 playwright and female activist Eve Ensler released her play “The Vagina Monologues” and took the world by storm. Ensler based the play off of dozens of interviews that she conducted with women of all ages and backgrounds, asking them a variety of questions about their vaginas. The mission was to address women’s sexuality…
Welcome back Hope College to the third episode of our miniseries Humans of Hope. This week we interviewed Chandler Erdos. He talks about his passions for teaching, intermural water polo, and an interesting fact. Do not miss this hilarious episode!
Welcome back Hope to the second podcast of our miniseries Humans of Hope! This week we interviewed sophomore Linnea Johnson. She talks about what drew her to Hope, her hobbies and passions and her favorite kind of tea! Give it a listen and maybe you’ll discover an unknown “funny” fact. Enjoy!
Winter is a beautiful season. Watching the snow fall outside your window as you curl up under a warm blanket is one of the best feelings in the world, and there are few things more entertaining than a snowball fight with your friends on a day off. This chilly season, however, isn’t all snowmen and…
Hello, friends. It’s me again, back to bring you another installment of health and wellness related stories from across Hope’s campus. This week I had the distinct pleasure of discussing workout routines with a good friend and reallife fitness fanatic, John VanderVliet. Faced with the decision of who to feature in this edition, John came…
Elizabeth Inthisane: Sophomore, commuter “I don’t live on campus, so haven’t actually been to school until [last] Friday, because it’s been so horrible. The roads have been super bad. my car engine completely froze so I couldn’t get to school at all.” Isaiah Hough: Junior, RA of Brumler Apartments “The snowstorm kept me inside mostly….
The men’s and women’s indoor track and field teams competed this weekend at the Windy City Invitational at the University of Chicago, with great performances all around. The men set three school records, and the women broke one with a runner up finish in the large meet. The men’s team took third place with 82.5…
This past Saturday the men’s basketball team faced the ultimate rivalry game. Facing Calvin College at the 200th rivalry match, the Flying Dutchmen played their hardest to bring home the win. Calvin won 82-80 in the final seconds of the game. Although Hope did not win this game, we still lead the rivalry in wins…