For more than seven decades, Calvin’s Homecoming has been a dynamic, ever-evolving gathering of students, alumni, and friends, with each generation leaving their unique mark on this collegiate ...

Dr. Daniel Hartman ’84 is the director of integrated development at the Gates Foundation, an organization committed to improving global health, “guided by the belief that everyone has equal ...

Faculty and staff provide support for students in a myriad of ways at Calvin University. The Center for Counseling and Wellness is here to equip and encourage you in your role, as you work alongside ...

If this is an emergency: For immediate assistance, call 911 or Campus Safety (616) 526-3333. The Student Concern form is available to any student, staff, or faculty to use in requesting support for a ...

In celebration of Calvin University and Seminary’s 150th Anniversary, the planning committee of the worship service honoring this occasion invites hymnwriters to submit a hymn text to be sung at this ...

Reserve the wellness room for 30–60 minutes to manage stress and care for your wellbeing in the midst of a busy day or season. The room includes a massage chair, yoga mats, meditation supplies, ...

Therapy Assistance Online (TAO) is a free, confidential resource available to all Calvin students, faculty, and staff, with self-guided tools and interactive modules to support your mental health and ...

In the winding waters of Plaster Creek, just upstream from the Grand River, a surprising discovery is reshaping local ...

Fostering community vitality in Southtown, a group of interrelated neighborhoods on the southside of Grand Rapids, takes many partners. Calvin University has been one of them for many years. This past ...

Calvin University has been awarded a $1,167,000 federal grant from the U.S. Department of Education to support first-generation college students, students from low-income families, and students with ...

This summer, TJ French begins each day with a familiar routine. From his apartment located on the east side of campus, he heads on foot through the university’s 100-acre Ecosystem Preserve.