Dordt alumnus returns as business professor
Caleb Pollema—Staff Writer Not many people get to say they are an alumnus of the university that they teach at. New business professor, Jesse Veenstra, however, can say such a […]
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The price of a longboard ride
Tabetha DeGroot—Staff Writer It was a typical Wednesday night for Dordt University freshman Sean Solano when he hopped on a friend’s longboard and skated toward North Hall from the […]
DEADSPACE Invigorates, Excites, and Inspires
Caleb M.S. – Columnist In my short life, I have had the extreme privilege of meeting an array of talented and interesting individuals. Nowhere near the bottom of my list […]
International community preps for Cultural Fair
Anna de Oliveira—Staff Writer For several years, the club for international students at Dordt University, Students Without Borders (SWB), has hosted two distinct events showcasing the ever-growing international community on […]
From law enforcement to nonprofit
Katie Ribbens—Staff Writer In front of Gerry Holtrop sit three packets. Each packet outlines a program or fundraiser he spends hours each day planning. He may be retired after 42 […]
NFL quarterback dominoes start to fall
Connor Van Hulzen – Staff Writer The completion of Super Bowl 55 means NFL fans can begin the countdown to the start of the next league season on March […]
Dordt Baseball kicks off season in Kansas
Isabel Pheifer—Staff Writer The Dordt University baseball team kicked off their season on Thursday, February 4 with a road trip to Benedictine College in Atchison, Kansas. It was not ideal […]
The Super Bowl turns fifty-five
Georgia Lodewyk – Staff Writer Super Bowl LV featured a showdown between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers with quarterback Tom Brady and the Kansas City Chiefs with quarterback Patrick Mahomes during […]
Attack on Titan: an ode to freedom
Yage Wang—Staff Writer In about two months on April 9, Japanese caricaturist Hajime Isayama will finish his 12-year-long manga serialization of the hit animation, Attack on Titan. Meanwhile, after […]
Disenchantment season three: strange but enjoyable
Daniel Ketchelos – Staff Writer Most stories about the Middle Ages involve crusades, knights, and kingdoms. While these are all elements of Disenchantment, this isn’t the typical kingdom story. With […]
