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2025 Oct

Campus Life

Building for the Future

鶹ý will begin to construct a new, three-story academic building in downtown Holland, that will house its Department of Economics & Business and serve as a new innovation and gathering space for other college programs and community collaborations.

Arts

i’m Still Here Opens as Part of 鶹ý Alumni Art Exhibition

The 鶹ý Department of Art & Art History and the De Pree Art Gallery announce the 2025 鶹ý Alumni Art Exhibition i’m Still Here – which includes works from some of the most successful artists who have graduated from 鶹ý. The exhibition opens the week of One Big Weekend (Homecoming + Family Weekend) on October 10 and remains open until Nov. 6, at the De Pree Gallery on Hope’s campus in Holland.

Campus Life

Hope Hosts Indigenous Peoples’ Lecture on Oct. 23

Carol Bremer-Bennett, executive director of World Renew, will present a lecture on “The Power We Carry: Belonging as a Sacred Responsibility,” as part of 鶹ý’s recognition of National Indigenous Peoples’ observances. The lecture will be held on Thursday, Oct. 23, at 3:30 p.m. in the recital hall of the Jack H. Miller Center for Musical Arts. The public is invited and admission is free.

Academics

鶹ý Hosts Sustainability Symposium on Oct. 21

鶹ý invites the community to attend its Sustainability Symposium, which will be held on Tuesday evening, Oct. 21, at the Jack H. Miller auditorium. This event is free and open to the general public.

Campus Life

The Detroit News

I learned one thing quickly: a résumé doesn’t guarantee readiness. What matters is whether someone can think clearly, communicate effectively and solve complex problems in real time. That’s talent. And Michigan needs a lot more of it.

2025 Sep

Arts

Miguel Zenón Quartet to Perform at 鶹ý on October 9

The 鶹ý Great Performance Series presents Grammy award–winning saxophonist and composer Miguel Zenón to perform with his quartet on Thursday, October 9, at 7:30 p.m at Jack H. Miller Center for Musical Arts.

Arts

鶹ý Department of Theatre to Produce “Havurah”

The 鶹ý Department of Theatre will present Margot Connolly’s new play, “Havurah,” on Oct. 17-18 and 23-25 at 7:30 p.m., along with a 2 p.m. matinee on Sunday, Oct. 19. All performances will be held in the DeWitt Mainstage Theatre, located in the DeWitt Student & Cultural Center on Hope’s campus in Holland.

Athletics

Fox 17

Sports can be a way to bring us all together, no matter our abilities. That's the mindset driving a special basketball event at 鶹ý that's changing lives one dribble at a time.

Academics

MLive

Three Michigan colleges are among the top-100 liberal arts colleges in the United States, according to U.S. News & World Report’s 2026 Best National Liberal Arts Colleges rankings published on Tuesday, Sept. 23.

Campus Life

鶹ý’s Epic Tug-of-War Set for Sept. 27

One of the longest college traditions in the country – The Pull – takes place for its 128th year in Holland, Michigan, at 鶹ý, this Saturday, Sept. 27.

Arts

鶹ý Choirs to Perform an Outdoor Concert on Sept. 26

The 鶹ý choirs will perform on Friday, Sept. 26, at 5 p.m. in the Pine Grove on the central campus. The concert will feature the Chapel Choir, SPERA, VERITAS and College Chorus, as well as vocalists and instrumentalists from the college’s Department of Music.

Academics

Hope’s Social Work Major Receives Accreditation Renewal Through 2033

The Council on Social Work Education (CSWE) recently renewed accreditation for the social work major at 鶹ý. The CSWE’s Board of Accreditation confirmed it has reaffirmed accreditation for Hope’s baccalaureate social work program until 2033, when Hope can initiate reaccreditation.

Campus Life

Time to Serve 2025 Photo Gallery

This annual morning of service event follows fall orientation and provides an opportunity for Hope freshmen to connect with their new “hometown” in a meaningful way.

Academics

Wood TV8

Students at Hamilton High School are earning college credit while still in high school through a new dual enrollment program with 鶹ý.

Academics

Holland Sentinel

Children’s After School Achievement (1987) and Step Up (2002) aim to build confidence, strengthen skills and connect students with mentors. CASA is targeted toward students in first through fifth grade, while middle schoolers are enrolled in Step Up.

Academics

PR Newswire

Prominently featured in The Inner Circle, Brooke M. Odle is acknowledged as a Pinnacle Professional Member Inner Circle of Excellence for her contributions to Biomechanics Education and Research at 鶹ý.

Campus Life

Ending Homelessness is Featured Lecture Topic, Delivered by Economist David Phillips

The cost of homelessness — both for those who experience it directly and for those living alongside rising homelessness — has become increasingly difficult to ignore. Political leaders propose various solutions: public subsidies to help people pay for housing, mental health and substance use treatment, or criminal penalties for urban camping.

Academics

鶹ý Political Science Professor Named Novak Award Winner

Dr. Kirstin Anderson Birkhaug — assistant professor of political science at 鶹ý — was presented the 2025 Novak Award by the Acton Institute, recognizing her outstanding research in the field of American political thought, with an emphasis on the contributions of women.

Academics

WalletHub

Loud budgeting is a personal finance trend that encourages people to be vocal about their budget and speak up when they can’t afford to spend more.

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