Guest Writer: Anna Hammond (’25) Artists aren’t born knowing the life they are to live, it is a slow honing of skill through inspiration that strikes here and there. It is a constant push through burnout and finding the beauty in art again and again. Art is the pursuit of beauty. But what about all…
In Hong Kong, China, crowds wait in line in Tsim Sha Tsui, one of the region’s most popular destinations. A reporter dressed in red addresses the crowd, and the people cheer and wave in response. The streets are decked in red decorations and signs. In just a few hours, elaborate floats, dances, and music performances…
It is officially February, marking the celebration of Black History Month across the country. It is important to embrace curiosity as we reflect on and honor the history and achievements of African Americans. In the early 20th Century, the Harlem Renaissance began, fostering greater representation of Black culture by African American writers and artists. Black…
Snowflakes, candlelight, and incense mingled in the night air, surrounding about forty Hope College students and community members as they celebrated Catholic Mass earlier this month on the outdoor Ice Altar. Spearheaded two years ago by Will Hurley ‘23, the Ice Altar has gradually grown into a challenging but beloved annual project for members of…