Heroes and villians battle for the stage
In brightest day, in darkest night, no musical note shall escape their sight and let those who slept fear their might, beware their skills, pop concert night! With a nearly […]
Category Archives: Art
So you think you can dance? Students answer with a resounding “yes!”
So you think you can dance? Students from both Dordt and Northwestern answer with a resounding “yes.” Students from Dordt will be joining their Northwestern teammates next week Thursday through […]
The Canons of Dordt are irresistibly graceful
Dordt College is known for a variety of reasons. For instance, when one mentions Dordt, the idea of matrimony seems to automatically associate itself with our small marriage mill. […]
More than a musician: Dale Grotenhuis
If anyone mentioned the name Dale Grotenhuis to a random student on campus, chances are the only information known about the former music aficionado is that he recently passed away. This […]
Prince’s art tells stories all around campus
Steve A. Prince visited Dordt’s campus in early September to speak for the First Monday Series, give an evening lecture, present an art demonstration, and speak to a senior art […]
New theater professor has many “roles”
If, in your time at Dordt College, you decide to enter the theater department in the classroom building, you are almost certain to be welcomed by many enthusiastic students and […]
Chamber Orchestra to travel to Europe
Rachel Mulder, Staff Writer It’s been about twelve years since the last European tour, but Dordt College’s Chamber Orchestra is traveling to Europe once again to perform concerts and travel […]
Final senior art show
Hannah DeVries, Staff Writer Art. It surrounds us as we walk through the campus center and pause in the gallery by the Eckhart Lounge. Here a display of artwork is […]
“To Be or Not To Be?”
Alex Updike, Staff Writer Unfortunately, this year’s performance of Hamlet is the latter. After considerable debate, the staff and administration decided that the Dordt Theatre Department’s spring production of Hamlet would not […]
“Women of Lockerbie” Cleans Clothes…and Heals Hearts
Alex Updike, Staff Writer “There is no grief like the grief of losing a child:” an odd theme for a play performed in front of a mostly college-aged audience to […]
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