“Does the source of the art change its worth?” This is the question the article titled “Dialogue, deception and the definition of art” made some attempt to exhaust. However, it reflected a deplorable ...

A note from the editors: This concludes our serial on human sexuality and the decisions of Synod. The Political Dialogue & Action Club (PDAC) and Chimes would like to sincerely thank the professors ...

For us, this is more than just a philosophical question. In this semester’s volume of Calvin’s very own art journal, we submitted an AI-generated poem, and it was one of the lucky few that made the ...

Editor’s note: One of the enduring issues of this school year for the Calvin community at large has been clarifying the university’s relationship with the Christian Reformed Church in North America, ...

Calvin Theatre Company (CTC) is back with another gripping play, this time unraveling the mystery of 10 guests who were all murdered on Soldier Island. Based on Agatha Christie’s And Then There Were ...

Ten years! Ten years of transforming lives, not just of the incarcerated students enrolled in Calvin Prison Initiative (CPI), but also the lives of those whom they impact daily. This impact has been ...

Calvin student Alison Chen first used the Michigan e-Library Catalog — better known as MeLCat — to request a book when she was 10. Her relatively small local library didn’t have the biography of a ...

I’ll start (somewhat circuitously) by establishing a foundation for all this – the reality of the purpose of government. The government exists “of the people, by the people, and for the people.” If ...

The architect who originally designed Calvin’s current Knollcrest campus, William Fyfe, once stated that “one does not see a building, one experiences it.” For some students with disabilities, ...

Calvin University professors put a lot of time and effort into formulating materials, teaching classes and helping students be as successful as possible. However, even beyond all the work that they ...

Last week, I learned that my spring Spanish elective, Hispanic Culture in the U.S., was canceled. Only eight students enrolled, and according to the Spanish department’s email to those eight students, ...

Donald Trump is not a Christian. Marcail Schuurmann, who argued last week that Trump fails to represent Christian values, will, I’m sure, be glad to know this. This might come as a surprise to some ...