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Questions after watching the new ‘Star Wars’ trailer
Click here to see the questions about the Star Wars VIII trailer!
Voices
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Ways to keep creativity flowing when all else fails
Click here to check out Issue 130:23’s Voices page!
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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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Amber Ramble: How to survive college (as a vegetarian)
A vast amount of a student’s college career is spent around food, whether that be frequenting one of the school cafeterias, having late night snacks while churning out the research paper that had been procrastinated for several weeks or going out to socialize with some friends. Personally, food is the great est love of my…
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Embrace the rain: sometimes it’s okay
Welcome to April, where our old pal Michigan proves that her weather is about as stable as a clown balancing on a ball, if the ball were over a pit of lava: so not very. We’ve always heard the old saying that “April showers bring May flowers,” but it’s April and most of us don’t…
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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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The Anchor, better than it used to be
*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.* The true story of how The Anchor has gotten so much better in 10 years time: An interview By: Nada Motolli What makes an organization…
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Lessons Learned in the Capital
Photos: Allie DeJongh Living in the nation’s capital for a semester, while shrinking my bank account, has given me a range of new opportunities and experiences. From going to an event at the French ambassador’s residence to seeing Sean Spicer in the grocery store, I have made many memories during my time in Washington, D.C. Along…
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A perspective on Black Student Union throughout this semester
Black Student Union has been busy in this 2017 year! Despite the cancellation of the poetry slam last week, we continue to roll, with weekly meetings and planning for the future. The eboard recently hosted “Love is Love”, which talked about the love and relationships of black men and women. Also, “Black Boy Joy” and…
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What ‘The Phantom of The Opera’ can teach us about consent
Like many others, “The Phantom of The Opera” is one of my favorite movies and has been since I was in third grade. The costumes, sets and singing are all so beautiful, and what is not to love about Christine’s relationships with Raoul and The Phantom? Well, a lot actually. I recently watched the movie,…