Dordt to move online after Thanksgiving
Zac VanderLey– Staff Writer Students attended classes as normal on Tuesday, October 27, but each vibration of their phones intensified the anticipation; never before had students checked their emails with […]
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Off-campus studying and COVID-19
Elise Wennberg– Staff Writer On August 15th, Dordt senior Yage Wang arrived at Incheon airport in South Korea while the country operated under “level two” social distancing regulations. Before she […]
Results: inconclusive—preliminary 2020 election coverage
Hannah Kuperus– Staff Writer On Tuesday, November 3, people around the globe waited in uncertainty as they watched the United States election results trickle in. Iowans in particular watched three […]
A race to remember David Temte
Emma Stoltzfus– Staff Writer Nate Wolf’s feet pound against the ground as he runs through the streets of Sioux Center. It’s a cloudy and cool in the early afternoon. A […]
Breaking barriers: Pro-Tech program catches the eye of US Secretary of Education
Hannah Kuperus– Staff Writer Masks and elbow taps replaced smiles and handshakes as Betsy DeVos, US Secretary of Education, paid a visit to Sioux Center to learn about Dordt’s pro-tech […]
The difference between “The” and “A”: Dordt’s marketing team and rankings
Hannah Kuperus—Staff Writer In the span of five days from September 14 to September 18, the Dordt marketing team released four statements detailing the various collegiate rankings and achievements from […]
Protests and police reform
Georgia Lodewyk – Staff Writer Many kids grow up watching television or movies. They often identify with the characters and watch each scene of action or mystery unfold. They may […]
There’s a battle brewing at the Harvest Festival
Katie Ribbens—Staff Writer A gray-haired man studies a worn monochrome photo in Roelofs General Store. Then, with a decisive nod, he points a gnarled finger to a little boy seated […]
Dordt sees a spike in COVID-19 cases after hitting zero
Zac VanderLey – Staff Writer While the United States continued to record around 1,000 COVID-19 related deaths and 40,000 new cases daily, a small and rural Christian college had appeared […]
Dordt students quarantined at hotels to attend school
Jaclyn Vander Waal– Staff Writer Caden Hill expected his first day of his freshman year at Dordt University to be in person. Instead, he has spent his time in a […]
