Sometimes the hardest thing to think about while in college is what will happen after college. After all, most people who subject themselves to an extra four years spent in the classroom typically do so in hopes of the payoff of landing a great job. Put on by the Boerigter Center for Calling and Career,…
The Hope Advocates for Sustainability Interns will be kicking off a week of fun, educational, and Earth-friendly activities – we hope you’ll join us in the celebration! A common misconception about Earth Week is that it’s only for those who are already involved in sustainability – in reality, Earth Week is for those who want…
We are in the fourth week of school, which means intramurals are in full swing. There are four seasons of sports throughout the school year, and with that comes something for every interested party. Because there are separate brackets for less competitive and more competitive teams (with options for both to play on either Monday/Wednesday…
Dorian, a form of the Greek word dore meaning ‘gift,’ has been anything but for the inhabitants of the Caribbean and much of the Eastern coast of North America. Over the past two weeks, Dorian, initially considered a tropical depression developed into a full-fledged hurricane and left devastation in its wake. On August 24, the…
Love it or hate it, the language and attitude about marijuana use is evolving as legislators vote to legalize the sale and possession of the drug for recreational purposes. The debate is still incendiary and divisive, particularly across generational lines, and marked by arguments about bolstering the economy versus the supposed ill effects within a…
Andrew Yang is a 44-year-old entrepreneur, lawyer, author and now democratic presidential candidate. Yet in spite of ranking sixth in polling among the democratic candidates, he is somewhat of an unknown. Yang has non-standard policy positions that allow him to stand out from the pack of Democratic candidates, but few voters know what UBI –…
Hope is in transition. We as a student body, faculty and staff are in the midst of change in more ways than one. I had the opportunity to discuss the beginnings of these transformations with one of Hope’s changes himself: President Matthew Scogin. A week from today, Scogin will be inaugurated as Hope’s 14th President…
Hello friends, and welcome back! I hope that you’re all settling in with relative ease and minimal homesickness. Before getting into the hard and fast news, I want to be sure to reach out and express my desire to get as many of you involved with the Anchor as possible. Allow me to elaborate before…
As most are already aware, the summer of 2019 was one marked by mass shootings and horrific stories of the harrowing moments after an individual opened fire in a WalMart, at a garlic festival or in a municipal building. Communities all across the nation have been left shattered by the sudden loss of their members,…
In 2016, President Trump’s narrow win in Michigan helped him secure his presidential victory. In 2018, voters elected a wave of Democratic candidates in the midterms. Now, both parties have already begun to focus their attention on Michigan, which they predict may be a critical swing state in 2020. During a rally in Warren, Michigan…