“Where Are They Now?” is back with Tara (De Boer) Boer, a 2006 graduate of Dordt College. Boer, a two-time GPAC Player-of-the-Year, is up there as arguably one of the best volleyball players in Dordt history. She works full-time at Dordt as an Instructor of Social Work.

“Where Are They Now?” is made possible on KDCR by Farmers Mutual Insurance Association of Hull, a Grinnell Mutual Member. Providing property protection to Northwest Iowa farmers and homeowners since 1886. Trust in tomorrow.

You can listen to “Where Are They Now?” during halftime of select Dordt women’s and men’s conference basketball games this season.

“Where Are They Now?” is back with Alisa (Kooima) Den Hartog, a 2004 graduate of Dordt College and arguably one of the best passers and servers in Dordt volleyball history.

“Where Are They Now?” is made possible on KDCR by Farmers Mutual Insurance Association of Hull, a Grinnell Mutual Member. Providing property protection to Northwest Iowa farmers and homeowners since 1886. Trust in tomorrow.

You can listen to “Where Are They Now?” during halftime of select Dordt women’s and men’s conference basketball games this season.

After its upset victory over #3 Concordia University, Dordt College women’s basketball coach Bill Harmsen joins Christian Zylstra to discuss the big win and what it means for his team moving forward. Brian Van Haaften also joins the program to break down how he handles the holiday break with his team and where his side stands at the mid-marker of conference play.

Check out the Premier Communications Defender Coaches Show on KDCR 88.5 and kdcr885.com Saturdays this fall and winter at 11 a.m.

“Off the Cuff” with Dordt College president Dr. Erik Hoekstra returns with its fifth episode. This month, the discussion centers around education, research, and where learning takes place.

Where Are They Now?” is back with Cameron Gingerich, a 2017 graduate of Dordt College. Gingerich was the starting shortstop for Defender baseball for four years and ended his career as the program’s all-time hits leader with 211 hits in his four-year career.

“Where Are They Now?” is made possible on KDCR by Farmers Mutual Insurance Association of Hull, a Grinnell Mutual Member. Providing property protection to Northwest Iowa farmers and homeowners since 1886. Trust in tomorrow.

You can listen to “Where Are They Now?” during halftime of select Dordt women’s and men’s conference basketball games this season.

Where Are They Now?” is back with 2014 Dordt College graduate Katie Bonnema. She’s one of the most decorated individual athletes in Defender athletics history and won a national championship her junior year in the indoor 600-meter event.

“Where Are They Now?” is made possible on KDCR by Farmers Mutual Insurance Association of Hull, a Grinnell Mutual Member. Providing property protection to Northwest Iowa farmers and homeowners since 1886. Trust in tomorrow.

You can listen to “Where Are They Now?” during halftime of select Dordt women’s and men’s conference basketball games this season.

With Morningside winning its first NAIA football national championship, we thought it’d be a good time to check in with Dordt football’s Joel Penner to get the latest developments with his team as students wrap up the fall semester. Bill Harmsen also sits down with KDCR ahead of his team’s overtime winner in Fremont, Nebraska.

Check out the Premier Communications Defender Coaches Show on KDCR 88.5 and kdcr885.com Saturdays this fall and winter at 11 a.m.

With Friday (Dec. 14) being the night of the Dordt College Christmas Choral Concert, John Slegers sat down with Nicolas Kuperus, an engineering student at Dordt College, to discuss the concert’s offerings and proceedings.

Where Are They Now?” recently made its return to the KDCR basketball airwaves with Sam Wensink, a 2017 graduate of Dordt College. As a cross country and track athlete, Wensink is arguably one of the most decorated individual athletes in Dordt history. Wensink still lives in the area and even taught an Investments Management class at Dordt as recently as this past spring.

“Where Are They Now?” is made possible on KDCR by Farmers Mutual Insurance Association of Hull, a Grinnell Mutual Member. Providing property protection to Northwest Iowa farmers and homeowners since 1886. Trust in tomorrow.

You can listen to “Where Are They Now?” during halftime of select Dordt women’s and men’s conference basketball games this season.

“Where Are They Now?” recently made its return to the KDCR basketball airwaves with Ryan Coon, a 2008 Dordt College graduate. Coon ranks in the top-10 in several men’s soccer historical categories, such as goals scored and points tallied. He was a three-time GPAC first-team selection.

“Where Are They Now?” is made possible on KDCR by Farmers Mutual Insurance Association of Hull, a Grinnell Mutual Member. Providing property protection to Northwest Iowa farmers and homeowners since 1886. Trust in tomorrow.

You can listen to “Where Are They Now?” during halftime of select Dordt women’s and men’s conference basketball games this season.