Business started by Hope students seeks to improve dining experiences on campus When it comes to on-campus food, students have opinions. Conforming to dining hall hours can be difficult with a busy schedule. Some might have issues with the variety, while others would love the opportunity to have a change of atmosphere. Downtown Dining saw…
College students are busy. Between class, work, homework, sports and clubs, sometimes things get forgotten, including laundry. If those socks in the hamper are starting to smell but there’s no time to fix it, don’t fear. Not Your Mother’s Laundry has a solution. Gabe Boss (’17), Justin Pinto (’18) and Dan Miller (’17) came together…
The Hope College Critical Issues Symposium (CIS) takes place on Sept. 27 and 28 this fall. The topic is Economic Inequality in a Democratic Society and will feature several speakers and local organizations to provide discussion on this subject. For almost 30 years, Hope has set aside a day each year with no daytime classes…
According to the Office of Multicultural Education, “GROW means Growing Relationships through diverse Opportunities to strengthen involvement in an ever-changing World.” Last Wesnesday, Sept. 14, the GROW Annual Kick-off was held in Maas Auditorium. GROW is a campus- wide movement with the goals of strengthening community through diverse relationships, civic responsibility and deepening cultural competency….
How can love be explained? Love exists between friends. Between two men or two women. There is the love parents have for their children. Love between fathers and their sons. A love of God. Love without God. Love of music. Love of language. Love before and after death. Love of one’s community despite its flaws….
With the presidential debates approaching on Monday, Sept.26, we’re heading for the culmination of this election. Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump will get three chances to debate with each other before Election Day on Nov. 8. According to John Avlon at CNN, the debates provide “the best chance to get their message to the widest…
On Saturday, Sept. 3, Hope College students joined Holland residents for the 51st annual Hope/Holland Community Day. It was a celebration of the close relationship between the city of Holland and Hope College and a great event to attend this Labor Day weekend. Community Day benefited from great weather. The picnic on the DeVos…
Imagine spending hours in world-class art museums, hiking with Dr. Stephen Hemenway and considering gelato its own food group. These are just a few things one might encounter during the Vienna Summer School. Hope College Vienna Summer School celebrated its 60th year this past summer. Dr. Hemenway of the English Department has led this program…