Dayna Wichhart– Staff Writer Defender days back in action. On Friday, Oct. 15, the campus of Dordt University buzzed with anticipation. Throughout the afternoon, as students finished their final classes […]

Teresa Taylor—Staff Writer A good Dordt University student knows the motto: “Don’t date before Tri-State.” Well, Tri-State (better known as Heartland Break) has come and gone. Now, it’s open season. […]

Georgia Lodewyk– Staff Writer On Friday Oct. 15, Paul TenHaken, mayor of Sioux Falls, S.D., walked into a Dordt University corporate finance class wearing a plaid suit with an American […]

Connor Van Hulzen— Staff Writer  Since arriving at Dordt University from Lynden, Washington in 2017, professor Ryan Smit has helped rejuvenate the vocal music program, where he oversees four choirs. […]

Sydney Brummel—Staff Writer The Sioux Center Public Library remained quiet with few visitors on the evening of Thursday, Sept. 30. With the sky dark and a thunderstorm raining down on […]

Hannah Vanderhooft—Staff Writer It’s an early Thursday morning as students walk through the campus green to their classes. Some deviate from the main sidewalk to stop by 55th Avenue, the […]

Lauren Hoekstra—Staff Writer Upon Dordt University’s founding in 1955, then President B.J. Haan asked the residents of Sioux Center if they could commit to giving $25 every year for the […]

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 […]

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 […]