Dordt claims religious freedom compromised
Staff Writer-Lee Ver Burg Dordt College has filed a lawsuit against the U.S. government over claims that a mandate in the Affordable Care Act violates its religious views. The case, […]
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Should professors start class with prayer??
Lee Ver Burg-Staff Writer Some will say the answer to this question is obvious. In the words of one of my roommates, “Of course they should, this is Dordt College.” […]
President’s new house more hospitable
Jeremy Vreeken-Staff Writer Dordt students have many places on campus to get together, share meals and hang out. The newest one on the list: the president’s house. Early last fall, […]
$12 million phase one construction on schedule
Haley Mulder-Staff Writer The construction of the science building is well under way. The official ground breaking was last May. Arlan Nederhoff, vice president of business affairs, remains positive about the […]
24-hour run raises awareness and encouragement
Haley Mulder-Staff Writer “What if you did not make it past the age of 5 because of a preventable disease?” senior social work major Lisa Smith asked. “You would have […]
AGILE project kick-off
Lauren Kleyer-Staff Writer “She took her baby out into the woods, and she just left it,” said Arlene Schuiteman, 35 year mission veteran. A pin drop could have been heard […]
Workstudy wage raised 25 cents
Lauren Bird-Staff Writer At the beginning of this school year, the pay rate for workstudy students at Dordt College was changed from $7.25 to $7.50 an hour. A group of main […]
