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Ways to keep creativity flowing when all else fails
Click here to check out Issue 130:23’s Voices page!
Articles by Stephanie Arndt
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Be an expert procrastinator with these eggs
Click here to check out Issue 130:22’s Voices page!
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New and Improvements
*This is part of The Ranchor issue of The Anchor, which is a satire edition of our student newspaper. None of this article is meant to be taken as fact.* Current Hope College students and alumni take a look at how much Hope has grown Click here to check out The Ranchor’s Voices page on Hope…
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Ways to spread kindness, quotes that remind us why
Click here to check out Issue 130:20’s Features page!
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How to not set off your fire alarm (again)
There comes a time when your stomach signals you during studying that it’s a good time for some homemade fries. Or, perhaps on the weekend you decide to make a bag of popcorn for company as you delve deeper into Netflix. When you’re exhausted, there really isn’t a quicker fix than a PB&J. Well, that’s…
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From dust to dust
“Memento, homo … quia pulvis es, et in pulverem reverteris” (cf. Gn 3:19). “Remember, man, you are dust and to dust you will return.” My mother would wake my sister and I early on every Ash Wednesday for the 7 a.m. Mass. We would get dressed and completely packed for school and be on the…
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Words to cherish, thoughts to ponder
Click here to check out Voices from Issue 130:18’s issue!
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Keep the sick(ness) away from us, please
We can all sense it, can’t we? That uneasy feeling we get when the chorus of sniffles reigns out during a quieter moment in class. The clearing of throats, excessive drinking of water bottles and occasional unwrapping of cough drops. Yes, I do believe it’s flu season. If you are often unscathed by this annual…
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Tips for the broke and the hungry
College certainly has its upsides; I think that’s something we can all agree on. For example, living with friends and taking naps during the middle of the day are something that high school never included. Still, with great fun comes great expense. With a whopping $32,490 tuition, how does one survive? 1. Get a job…
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Hollander on Holland’s stand against DeVos
Holland has always been home for me. In my twenty years of existence, it’s still just the place where tulips grow a certain time of year, freshwater is an abundance and snow is a nuisance. Ask anyone from Chicago to California and you’ll hear them tell you that Holland is cute, but there isn’t much…