Professor Holberg's English 101 course brought together 19 students from seven different countries, seven U.S. states, and 17 ...

In spring 2026, Anna Haverdink and 14 students were standing in Professor Jennifer Holberg’s English class practicing reading through Canto 8 of Dante’s “The Divine Comedy.” “From chilly clouds, no ...

When conversations about artificial intelligence happen on college campuses, they often center on what technology companies, ...

How can nurses be better prepared to understand and manage pain? It's a question associate professor of nursing, Elizabeth Byma, has spent years exploring as a nurse, researcher, and professor. One ...

When Pauline Lu began her college search in New Jersey, Calvin University was near the bottom of her list. “I grew up in a ...

Inside a fast-growing warehouse in Grand Rapids, pallets of hockey tape are stacked high, bound for locker rooms across the NHL, college programs, and rinks around the world. The brand on every box?

Members of the Heritage Class are invited to join us on Monday, June 29th at 10 a.m. at the Venema Plaza at the Ecosystem Preserve! Hear from Jamie Skillen (Geography, Geology, and Environment ...

Scoring the golden goal in the final might seem like the pinnacle moment for an athlete competing at this year’s World Cup. But Matthew Torrell is using the airwaves on the world’s biggest stage to ...

The demand for speech language pathologists/speech therapists is on the rise. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the field is projected to expand by 15% over the next decade with the median ...

Calvin University has appointed Paul Nagelkirk ’94, PhD, as the next dean of its School of Health. Nagelkirk, who will step into the role on July 1, brings nearly two decades of leadership, teaching, ...

Bill Stevenson taught in Calvin’s political science department for 22 years. On May 8, 2026, at the age 78, he died following a sudden decline from a recently diagnosed brain tumor. Stevenson earned ...

Holmes grew up just minutes from campus in Grand Rapids. Still, like many students, he once imagined going farther away for college. After graduating from East Grand Rapids High School just before the ...