Students take courses that cover the breadth of the globe and the depth of the human experience. Historians are society’s storytellers — and its most vital critics. They work at finding the truth ...

The A.J. Muste Memorial Lecture Series at Hope College will feature the address “White Christian Nationalism vs. the Gospel ...

Citing sources is an important part of academic writing. Different disciplines use different citation styles. Organizations that have developed citation styles publish a style guide, or manual, which ...

The film “Freedom Hair,” based on the true story of Melony Armstrong, a working mother whose decision to create her own business transformed a profession, will be shown at Hope College on Monday, Oct.

Students planning to take CSCI 255 in Fall ’25: Math 160 is a prerequisite for 255, so you should include this course in your Spring ’25 schedule. You should not enroll in MATH 160 if you are in or ...

The Holland Area Arts Council will feature the collaborative student-faculty exhibition “Standing Upright and Hanging by a ...

Dr. Rebecca (Becky) Blauwkamp Witte is interested in the intersection of elementary literary practices and racial literacies. Her professional writing often addresses how teachers can illuminate for ...

Though she retired in 2019 after more than thirty years as a Hope College English professor, Dr. Beth Trembley returned to Hope in 2024 to teach one course a year on the exploration and practice of ...

The students in Hope’s fall 2022 introductory engineering course helped shape the campus through an applied-learning class project that will have a lasting impact. They developed a system for ...

Ghost Factory is inspired by the residents and vast deserted factories of Johnson City, an upstate New York town. Thriving in the first half of the 20th century, over 20,000 people, mostly Eastern ...

The English department faculty are a cultivated, cultured and curious group of writers, researchers and academics. They aim to instill a love of literature and writing in all students.