The Dutchmen both had wins at home this past weekend to boost season records Both the men’s and women’s lacrosse teams came up with solid wins this past weekend. The men are now 7 3 on the season after posting a big 18 2 win over Adrian. The stats were well spread across the team…
This week has been a wild one in terms of the U.S. and its relation to the World. Most strikingly, of course, were the missile strikes leveled against Syria. Trump authorized these as a chastisement for the use of chemical attacks that were used against the Syrian people earlier in the week. These strikes became…
Sergio secures first ever victory in 81st annual golfing tournament over Justin Rose The 81st Masters Tournament, hosted this past week at Augusta National Golf Club, produced the suspense and drama that golf enthusiasts have anticipated from the annual championship. The tournament was overshadowed by the palpable absence of four time Masters champion…
The story of the boy who never grew up has been around for decades. There have been multiple movie, play and musical adaptations, which have originated from J.M. Barrie’s story that was released in 1904. With a long history of creative renditions to the fantastical tale, it only made sense that Hope College’s Ballet Club…
Reusing, reducing and recycling: effective actions or solely common good beliefs? In too many cases of environmental degradation, good intentions are morphed into excuses for the rapidly increasing clutter, carbon and catastrophe that plagues our growing world. In the very economic “Theory of Good Intentions,” Dr. Paul Niehaus, an economics professor at the University of…
Just over a year ago, North Carolina’s former governor Pat McCrory signed the House Bill 2 that stated transgender people are required to use public bathrooms that match the sex on their birth certificate. This struck opposing controversies, as supporters claimed this bill was supposed to protect privacy rights, while critics claim that this was…
The Hope College Department of Theatre will present “The Line Between” on Friday, April 21; Saturday, April 22; and Wednesday-Saturday, April 26 29 at 7:30 p.m. An additional free matinee will take place on Saturday, April 23, at 3 p.m. All performances will be held in the DeWitt Center theatre. “The Line Between” was created…
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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…