Hope College News
2020 Aug
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Academics Book Chronicles History of Chicagoland’s Timothy Christian Schools
Historian Dr. Robert Swierenga has continued his longtime exploration of the legacy of Dutch immigrants to the United States with a book on a subject that played a significant role in his own life: Timothy Christian Schools.
2020 Jul
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Academics NSF Grant Funds New Mass Spectrometer for Research and Teaching
A major instrumentation grant from the National Science Foundation is enabling Hope College to acquire a new mass spectrometer for use in multiple disciplines in both collaborative faculty-student research and classroom instruction.
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Academics Hope Seeking Proposals for College-Community Partnerships Focused on Enhancing the Quality of Life in Holland
Hope College is seeking proposals for college-community partnerships focused on enhancing the quality of life in Holland, with an emphasis on addressing needs related to the COVID-19 pandemic, the resulting economic crisis and restorative justice.
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Academics Angela Carpenter of Religion Faculty Wins Award for Book on Moral Formation
Dr. Angela Carpenter of the Hope College religion faculty has received the 2020 Dallas Willard Book Award from the Martin Institute and the Dallas Willard Research Center (MIDWC) at Westmont College for her book “Responsive Becoming: Moral Formation in Theological, Evolutionary, and Developmental Perspective.”
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Academics How campuses keep research going during the COVID summer
University BusinessDr. Gerald Griffin, associate provost, discuss how the college has been working hard to support on-campus research this summer.
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Academics Psychologist Daryl Van Tongeren Elected Fellow of Professional Group
Dr. Daryl Van Tongeren of the Hope College psychology faculty has been elected a Fellow of the Society of Experimental Social Psychology.
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Academics What We Protect When We Protect The Dunes
Land Conservancy of West MichiganSuzanne DeVries-Zimmerman, adjunct assistant professor of geological & environmental science, is part of a team that studies West Michigan's dunes.
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Academics R. Richard Ray Honored for Lifetime of Service to Athletic Training Profession
Dr. R. Richard Ray of the Hope College faculty has earned the capstone honor presented by National Athletic Trainers’ Association (NATA) in recognition of his transformational leadership and service across four decades in the athletic training profession.
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Academics In troubled times: Independence Day in a land of confusion
AP NewsDr. Fred Johnson and Daryl Van Tongeren were both quoted regarding the troubling times Americans are dealing with, this Independence Day.
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Academics Hope College Offering Virtual and On-Campus Science Camps in July
Hope College is offering a variety of virtual and on-campus science camps this month for elementary, middle school and high school students, continuing an annual summer tradition that began in 1997. Registration is underway.
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Academics “Inventing America” Trilogy to Show on WGVU-WORLD on July 5 and Available to PBS Stations Nationwide
A rebroadcast of the “Inventing America: Conversations with the Founders” trilogy filmed at Hope College will provide an opportunity during the Fourth of July weekend to reflect on the origins and meaning of the holiday with some of those who were there for the first one.