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Your Calvin education will inspire awe, broaden your perspectives, and prepare you to change the world.
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Team up with professors on cutting-edge research.
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No matter your major, you can take part in the arts at Calvin.
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Fearlessly pursue excellence on the field and the court; in the gym and the crowd.
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Our vibrant community embraces your curiosity and supports you as you grow into the life that God wants for you.
Events Calendar
Mar 02–Apr 18, 2026
The Art of Scott Erickson
Free
In partnership with the Festival of Faith and Writing, the Center Art Gallery brings you select works of Scott Erickson.
Apr 01–Apr 30, 2026
Earth Month and Kill-a-Watt
Campus-wide
Earn points for your dorm and compete for a prize through energy‑saving habits, sustainability challenges, and events during the month of April.
Apr 07–Apr 18, 2026
CAA/CALL Travel: Arizona, Utah & New Mexico
Red Rocks and Canyons in the American Southwest
Apr 16–Apr 18, 2026
Festival of Faith & Writing
Calvin University
Join us for the Festival of Faith & Writing, April 16-18, 2026.
Apr 18–Apr 28, 2026
CAA/CALL Travel: Peru and the Wonders of the Andes (Full)
Around the World with Calvin: 150th Anniversary Tour
Apr 18, 2026
Preserve | Meet the Author! Larissa Theule + Reading and Crafting
10:00 am–12:00 pm
Reading and Crafting event with Larissa Theule, FFW author of new children's book, "The Sweater"
Apr 18, 2026
Calvin Theatre Company: Bye Bye Birdie (ASL Interpreted Performance)
This performance will include ASL interpretation.
Teenagers, rock & roll, and national television--Bye Bye Birdie captures the energy and excitement of the late 1950s with warmth, hilarity, and an exuberant score.
Apr 18, 2026
The Lion King with Broadway Grand Rapids
2:00 pm–4:45 pm
$50 balcony; $95 mezzanine
Feel the love with Disney's The Lion King!
Apr 18, 2026
An Evening with Barbara Brown Taylor
5:30 pm
Van Noord Arena, Calvin University
$10, General Admission
Apr 18, 2026
Calvin Theatre Company: Bye Bye Birdie
Teenagers, rock & roll, and national television--Bye Bye Birdie captures the energy and excitement of the late 1950s with warmth, hilarity, and an exuberant score.