Hope College News
2019 Oct
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Academics Be Humble, and Proudly, Psychologists Say
New York TimesA recent study by Hope psychology Professor Dr. Daryl Van Tongeren and a team of researchers has found "A humble disposition can be critical to sustaining a committed relationship.
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Academics Kick-Off for NEA Big Read Lakeshore and Little Read Lakeshore Is Oct. 28
The community-wide NEA Big Read Lakeshore and Little Read Lakeshore organized by Hope College will open with a TED-talk-styled celebration on Monday, Oct. 28, at 7 p.m. in the college’s Maas Center auditorium and continue through Tuesday, Dec. 3, with more than 60 events across the area for people of all ages.
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Academics Lecture to Consider “Honorable Business”
Dr. James Otteson of the Wake Forest University economics faculty will present “Honorable Business” on Monday, Oct. 21, at 7 p.m. at Hope College in Winants Auditorium of Graves Hall.
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Academics Award-Winning Science Correspondent Ira Flatow to Speak on Oct. 15
Award-winning science correspondent Ira Flatow, who is host and executive producer of public radio’s “Science Friday,” will explore the wide-ranging origins of new ideas in science through the address “Catalysts of Creativity” on Tuesday, Oct. 15, at 7 p.m. at Hope College in the Knickerbocker Theatre in downtown Holland.
2019 Sep
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Academics Kirk Brumels to Be Honored by WMU Alumni Society
Dr. Kirk Brumels of the Hope College faculty has been named this year’s recipient of the Keystone Meritorious Achievement Award presented by the Alumni Society of Western Michigan University’s College of Education and Human Development.
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Academics Hispanic Heritage Month Event Anticipates NEA Big Read Lakeshore
Dr. Médar Serrata of the Grand Valley State University faculty will share reflections on the dictatorship of Rafael Trujillo in the Dominican Republic and the historical novel “In the Time of the Butterflies” on Wednesday, Oct. 9, at 5 p.m. at Hope College in the Schaap Auditorium of the Jim and Martie Bultman Student Center.
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academics “What can I learn?”: An Interview with Heather Sellers
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This Tuesday, 10/1, the Hope campus will experience a double homecoming. Today we catch up with memoirist, essayist, mentor, award-winner, and former Hope professor Heather Sellers. Come see her, along with former Hope student Mira Bartók, at the upcoming Jack Ridl Visiting Writers Series event, plus two additional events! (Details below.) Professor Sellers, you’re well-remembered […]
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Academics Lecture Series on Oct. 2 to Explore “Getting Race Right”
The Faith, Race and Community Lecture Series at Hope College will explore “Getting Race Right” on Wednesday, Oct. 2, at 7 p.m. in the Maas Center auditorium.
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Academics Visiting Writers Heather Sellers and Mira Bartók to Be Featured on Oct. 1
Hope College’s Jack Ridl Visiting Writers Series will feature two authors with Hope ties, Heather Sellers and Mira Bartók, on Tuesday, Oct. 1, for the 14th Annual Tom Andrews Memorial Reading, which is named in honor of a Hope graduate who was a poet.
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Academics How College Changes the Parent-Child Relationship
The AtlanticParents’ involvement should be focused on shepherding their kids to find the right help for a given problem rather than solving it for them, says Dr. Kristen Gray, director of Counseling and Psychological Services.
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@HopeCareer
ED of the Boerigter Center Shonn Colbrunn '94 greets guests at the Business Luncheon and shares more about all our… https://t.co/uOsrVmNmRe
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academics Alumni Highlights: Mark Panaggio ’09
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Mark Panaggio ’09 graduated from Hope with a double major in engineering (electrical emphasis) and mathematics. Upon graduation, he entered a Ph.D. program in Engineering Sciences and Applied Mathematics at Northwestern University. After completing his Ph.D., he spent two years teaching math to engineers as a Visiting Assistant Professor at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology. He […]
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@JenFelli
One @HopeCollege president helping another on Inauguration Day. #transformedbyhope https://t.co/zZwiHsqIx1
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academics Graduate Insight: A History Degree at Work
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Hello to all the current History students, faculty and staff, and alumni. It has been well over a year since I stepped foot into Lubbers to attend a class and a lot has changed since then. I took a well-needed year off from school to figure out what I exactly was going to do with my […]
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Academics State Historical Society Honoring Three Projects with Hope Connections
Hope College is either the story or a part of the story behind three of the 16 State History Awards being presented later this month by the Historical Society of Michigan.
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Academics Little Read Lakeshore Activities to Begin Sept. 21
The fall 2019 Little Read Lakeshore, organized by Hope College with community partners across west Michigan, won’t be all that little, featuring two months’ worth of activities — about 20 in total — throughout the area for young children focused around the award-winning picture-book “The Rooster Who Would Not Be Quiet!”
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Academics One Way to Make College Meaningful
New York TimesHope is featured in a New York Times article by writing about a Communications student joins the Engineers Without Borders trip resulting in a collaboration that helped students find their vocation.
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Academics Student Statistics Research Project Earns National Recognition
A Hope College student project has won third place in a biannual national statistics competition, continuing a tradition of strong finishes in the event by the college’s students.
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Academics Event on Sept. 12 to Feature All of Hope’s Arts Programs
Faculty and students from all of the arts programs at Hope College will perform and exhibit work in a single evening on Thursday, Sept. 12, at 7 p.m. in the Jack H. Miller Center for Musical Arts.