The bike bandwagon
Georgia Lodewyk— Staff Writer The average car emits 25 pounds of carbon dioxide per gallon of gas and takes up one parking space (or two, if you are bad at […]
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Golf concludes fall season, turns toward winter training
Ella de Jong—Staff Writer On Sept. 27 and 28, the men’s golf team competed at the GPAC conference championships in Elkhorn, Nebraska at the Indian Creek Golf Course. They competed […]
Approaching Afghanistan
Lexi Schnaser–Staff Writer “A note from the editors: This interview is the first installment of a longform podcast series by The Diamond. These interviews, available both in print and audio […]
Dear Evan Hansen…
Hannah Vanderhooft—Staff Writer Dear Evan Hansen, I was so excited for you. I was introduced to your soundtrack during my senior year of high school. When I found out your […]
Vero’s taco truck delivers with family-cooked meals
Sydney Brummel—Staff Writer There’s a brand new, bright yellow addition to Sioux Center’s North Main Avenue. Located in front of the Napa Auto Parts store right off the highway, Sioux […]
Music with friends
Emma Bennett—Staff Writer Though COVID-19 caused the cancellation of numerous on-campus events over the past two years, Dordt University’s wind symphony has played on. This semester, Onsby Rose, conductor of […]
Peter and the Starcatcher: belonging and family
Zac VanderLey– Staff Writer The cast of Peter and the Starcatcher sat in the Te Paske theater in preparation for a nighttime rehearsal. Teresa Ter Haar, the director, and stage […]
Art, but in the prairie
Elise Wennberg—Staff Writer At 3:00 p.m. on an overcast Saturday, the Dordt University campus community gathered in the Dordt prairie for Arts in the Prairie: a celebration and cultivation of […]
Dordt University, Hoekstra, ask Sioux Center for $2 million
Glory Reitz– Staff Writer Dordt University’s “Planting for the Future” capital campaign has been in the “quiet” stage of fundraising since 2019. In the “quiet phase,” a university rallies its […]
Climate change is real, let’s start talking about it
Bella Drissell—Guest Writer We have a serious problem here in Sioux County—we do not behave as if the climate crisis is an existential threat. Yet, every year over 5 million […]
