News

• Academics
• Admissions
• Research
• Arts
• Campus Life
• Athletics

• See All
• Previous
• Next

1. 06 Jan Campus Life

   Xernona Clayton, Who Worked with Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King, to Present Annual Civil Rights Lecture at Hope on Jan. 20

   This year’s Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Civil Rights Lecture at Hope College will feature a speaker who worked with the revered civil rights leader and his wife.

2. 06 Jan Campus Life

   Fall 2019 Dean's List Announced

   The Registrar’s Office is pleased to announce Dean’s List recipients for the fall semester. The Dean’s List is awarded to full-time, degree-seeking students who have received grades for all courses in a given semester (no incompletes) and have a semester GPA of 3.50 or above. Hope College Registrar’s Office considers this a significant achievement.

3. 06 Jan Arts

   Hope College Announces the Knickerbocker Winter Film Series

   The Hope College Knickerbocker Winter Film Series will continue the college’s long tradition of showing current independent and international films. The series will show four films, each for a week-long run, beginning with “Give Me Liberty” on Jan. 13-18; “Midnight Family” on Feb. 3-8; and “Up There” on Feb. 24-29. A final film, yet to be chosen, will show on March 9-14.

4. 18 Dec Arts

   African American Experience During the Great Migration Is Reflected by Nate Young’s Exhibition “(re)collection” Opening Jan. 6

   The African American experience during the Great Migration of the 20th century is reflected in the exhibition “(re)collection” by Chicago-based artist Nate Young, which will open in the De Pree Art Center and Gallery at Hope College on Monday, Jan. 6, and continue through Thursday, Feb. 6.

5. 18 Dec Arts

   StrikeTime Dance Theatre to Present Jan. 10-11 Concerts for Children

   The Hope College dance affiliate StrikeTime Dance Theatre will present a live dance event for children, “Moving Art,” on Friday, Jan. 10, at 7 p.m. and Saturday, Jan. 11, at 2 p.m. in the Knickerbocker Theatre in downtown Holland.

6. 17 Dec Academics

   Book of Poetry by Francis Fike Published

   “Dune Tracks,” the new poetry collection by Francis Fike, professor of English emeritus at Hope College, begins

7. 17 Dec Arts

   Exhibition “Resilience, Resistance and Revival in 20th-Century Yoruba Art” to Open at the Kruizenga Art Museum on January 17

   A new exhibition opening at the Hope College Kruizenga Art Museum on Friday, Jan. 17, will feature a variety of artworks made and used by the Yoruba people of Nigeria and West Africa. The exhibition, which will continue through Saturday, May 16, includes both traditional and contemporary forms of Yoruba art across a wide range of genres, from paintings and prints to sculptures, metalwork and textiles.

8. 17 Dec Athletics

   Fall Sports Letterwinners Are Announced; Twenty-Six Student-Athletes Lettered Four Years

   Athletic letter recipients for Hope College fall sports teams in 2019 have been announced by athletic director Tim Schoonveld.

9. 16 Dec Athletics

   Zach Smith Awarded Rimington Trophy as NCAA Division III Football’s Top Center

   In a snap, Zach Smith started everything for the Hope College football team’s high-powered offense. The senior center from Suttons Bay, Michigan (Suttons Bay HS) stood out this season for the Flying Dutchmen.

10. 13 Dec Arts

    Classical Guitarist Samuel Hines to Perform on Jan. 10

    Hope College will welcome award-winning classical guitarist Samuel Hines on Friday, Jan. 10, at 7:30 p.m. in the John and Dede Howard Recital Hall of the Jack H. Miller Center for Musical Arts.