As we near the end of October, the Kruizenga Art Museum will host two events: “After Hours: A Taste of Japan” and “Day of the Dead Celebration,” on Oct. 26 and 28, respectively. The Kruizenga is known for incorporating pieces that are culturally appreciative into their galleries, such as their current exhibit on Japanese Meiji…
When you think of New York, London, Milan, Paris and Tokyo, you can’t help but think about the one thing that brings them all together: fashion. Every September October, fashion’s elite flock to these cities’ runways to see “ready-to-wear” collections intended for the spring of the following year. Here’s a recap of what we’ve witnessed…
Are you getting tired of mainstream, major box office movies? Not too far away from campus on 8th Street is Hope College’s Knickerbocker Theatre, where not only dance and music performances are held but also Hope’s very own Knickerbocker Film Series. Each week, the Knick puts a different independent film in the spotlight. These films…
19TH CENTURY ART — Two examples of art from the Meiji period are shown; on top a woodblock print, on the bottom a glazed earthenware titled “Phoenix Vase.” Each semester, the Kruizenga Art Museum is home to a visiting exhibition for students at Hope College and the Holland community to observe and become creatively inspired….
As the air cools and the leaves fall, we want to close windows, grab a cup of hot coffee and curl up in a blanket. This is often accompanied by or watching multiple episodes of a TV show in one sitting—an action of which the television streaming company, Netflix, has declared themselves king. Classics…
NIGHT OF PRAISE — Chapel band and students old and new gathered to worship Jesus. (Kelly Ocock) Last Monday, Hope College students banded together to kick off the beginning of the fall semester with songs and praise led by the worship bands in the Pine Grove. The annual tradition, called Groovin’ in the Grove, gave…