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Wisdom for the heart

Study of vices is an invitation to be set free
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The decision that changed everything

Thoughts about major decisions

Wise data

Data science major delivers Christian perspective in burgeoning field

3 Ways to avoid costly organizational decisions

Change is hard—but can be easier if you do these three things

A new hub of creativity

A new pathway for students with disabilities

An economy of connection

Neely Tamminga brings expert economic insight to everyday consumers.

Breaking ground on business school

Calvin approved as vaccination site

Career grows from horse training hobby

Although she always loved horses, Allison Vermeer Vanwyngarden didn’t expect that love to turn into a career.

Class Notes

Learn about what alumni are doing around the world

Compelled to continue military service

Lt. Gen. Michael Groen has been in the military for 35 years.

Feeding the world’s poor from west Michigan farms

Jim and Tim Paauw felt compelled to do something about global hunger

High school students get jump start on Calvin degree
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In Memoriam

Remembering those we’ve lost

Kicking off a new stadium

The soccer and lacrosse teams will be able to play on synthetic turf.

On the edge of what we don’t know

Ariangela Davis Kozik studies the microorganisms in your airways

Planning a new celebration

J.D. Loeks has faced challenges this year as the president of Celebration Cinema, a company that manages 13 Michigan movie theaters.

Program provides opportunity for spanish immersion students

Removing borders to Calvin University

Research leads to Toyota patent

The joy of Calvin decisions

Reflections on how Calvin impacts personal and career decisions

Turning sorrow to joy

Corrine Junga VanderSpek created a named scholarship to honor her husband, Danny, who unexpectedly passed away.