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Breaking away from classroom matters, Indigenous students are strengthening communal ties on campus
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Breaking away from classroom matters, Indigenous students are strengthening communal ties on campus
This year’s Hispanic Heritage Month Lecture at Hope College will feature the documentary “First Voice Generation” on Wednesday, Oct. 4, at 6 p.m. in the Knickerbocker Theatre.
The Van Raalte Institute and Hope College have honored Dr. Jacob and Leona Nyenhuis for their many decades of scholarship and service with the addition of their names to the Theil Research Center, home of the Van Raalte Institute since 2004.
Dr. Ronnie Hopkins, president of Voorhees University, delivered the keynote address during the institution's 127th Opening Convocation Sept. 7. He highlighted the university's history, celebrated its founder, Elizabeth Evelyn Wright, and emphasized the pursuit of excellence "the WRIGHT way."
Drawn by the college’s rigorous academics, nationally competitive athletics and world-renowned music programs, a growing number of students will call Wartburg College home beginning this fall.