Volleyball finishes with win over Northwestern
Caleb Pollema — Staff Writer The final match or game to any regular season sport’s schedule is always an important one as the team tries to build momentum heading into […]
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Dordt University winter athletes to remain on campus after Thanksgiving
Jaclyn Vander Waal — Staff Writer Dordt University basketball players have always faced isolation from their friends and families during Christmas break due to the timing of their season, which […]
Bingo, but hype
Zac VanderLey—Staff Writer Fender speakers played elevator music and bowls of Great Value Pretzel Mini Twists from Walmart (apparently an old person snack) sat on a few tables scattered throughout […]
Halloween horror and more; clipping’s There Existed an Addiction to Blood review
Caleb M. S. —Staff Writer The Oakland-based trio clipping. returned burning bright as ever. Last year, the noise-rap group last hit the scene with There Existed an Addiction to Blood– […]
Happy birthday Beethoven
Lexi Schnaser – Staff Writer The B.J. Haan Auditorium hosted special birthday celebration on Friday, October 30th. This year marks the 250th birthday of composer Ludwig van Beethoven, which Dordt […]
Tintle helps teacher become scientist through grant
Ella de Jong—Staff Writer Students scribble pencils onto paper and click away at calculators. They follow the white board marker as it squeaks and swipes across the board. Some steal […]
Campus visits take new form
Elise Wennberg—Staff Writer Bright eyed and bushytailed, high school seniors arrive at campus of Dordt University for the first time. They take in the sights: the clocktower, the odd-looking statue […]
Dordt students attend firearms simulation
Georgia Lodewyk—Staff Writer The small-sided building is located on a gravel road near the Sioux City airport. The Dordt University bus, carrying five Dordt criminal justice students, passes through the […]
COVID-19 creates difficulties for grad school applicants
Tess Hemmila—Staff Writer Across the country, colleges and universities are scrambling to adapt their admissions processes for graduate programs in light of COVID-19. At this time of the year, many […]
Negativity at work
Jayden Hoksbergen—Staff Writer It became increasingly difficult to watch a YouTube video in Iowa without first being subjected to a political ad in which Joni Ernst destroyed Theresa Greenfield’s ideals […]
