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         <title>Latest Memoir Notes Cultural Integration Key to Successful Missionary Work</title>
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         <description>Called by God, focused at Hope College, honed through Western Theological Seminary, and dispatched by the Reformed Church in America, Gordon (’56) and Evon (Southland, ’57) Laman served as missionaries to Japan for more than four decades.</description>
         <pubDate>Thu, 26 Mar 2026 12:50:32 EST</pubDate>
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         <oun:keywords>after two years  language study beginning evangelists countryside lamans ultimately served decades theological seminary evon passing away 2011 gordon laman has recounted story clear vision motivation d serve missionaries japan 1959 2002 released van raalte press missionary memoir series reflection maturing christian community post wwii one rca like became partners mission reaching out japans non serving indigenous church said don luidens editor think hope college experience broadened foundations faith also helped grow beyond narrowness middle 20th century very importantly already focused becoming went calling formative part meeting han ki bum ministers son korea roommates three half him attracted asia while western met annually beth marcus rcas personnel secretary recruitment extended invitation become district nihon kirisuto kyodan united christ long held call coming fruition hit surprise upon arrival difficult first six months absolute torture involved intense teaching done inductive method means day not word english spoken class feeling urgency fluent found lutheran partner pair own smaller together lot hard work but end second year pretty making jokes japanese though only learning truly took ten increasing fluency came interactions people both christians commitment help all wanted them sense christianity just religion  asian book shows thoroughly gordon family integrated into society despite outsiders appearance proficient aware sensitive culture pave way integration theres great value immersing yourself another lives different agreed noting foreigner remains gaijin outsider outside person yet recounts profound impact never thought much terms success im most satisfied our level especially perspective missionarys role today himself job find without offending make difference contribute some creative hopes reading reflect realize god leads focus life eighth available purchase bookstore amazon more information edu/vri</oun:keywords>
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         <title>Friction-Maxxing Higher Ed</title>
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         <description>Kristin VanEyk, assistant professor of English education at Hope College, and Elisabeth E. Lefebvre, associate professor of education at Bethel University in Minnesota, co-authored a perspective piece in Christianity Today about Christian colleges being well-positioned to help students achieve friction-maxxing.</description>
         <pubDate>Wed, 25 Mar 2026 07:41:04 EST</pubDate>
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         <title>NEA Big Read Lakeshore Author Christina Soontornvat Visits Holland, Muskegon</title>
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         <description>This year’s community-wide NEA Big Read Lakeshore reading program has invited award-winning author Christina Soontornvat to meet with the community’s young readers about her book, “A Wish in the Dark,” which is the chosen book for the current Middle Read Lakeshore program.</description>
         <pubDate>Mon, 23 Mar 2026 08:15:35 EST</pubDate>
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         <oun:keywords>soontornvat   host one public event wed march 25 herrick librarys north branch 155 riley street holland 630 730 p m book signing follow books available purchase shell speaking hundreds local school children muskegon thursday 26 soontornvats wish dark luminous middle grade fantasy set thai inspired city chattana light controlled authoritarian governor story follows pong boy born namwon prison escapes search freedom but finds world outside just unjust branded tattoo pursued wardens daughter determined restore familys honor paths intertwine both characters grapple questions morality justice true meaning victor hugos les misérables novel explores themes privilege protest power individual courage challenge systemic oppression has been recognized newbery jane addams childrens award compelling narrative profound social commentary authorchristina soontornvat winning author young readers celebrated ability blend rich cultural storytelling powerful identity resilience texas immigrant parents grew up straddling two cultures deeply influenced writing before becoming full time christina earned degrees mechanical engineering science education worked museums — experiences often inspire curiosity wonder found other critically acclaimed works including nonfiction title all thirteen incredible cave rescue boys soccer team also received finalist national continues write stories empower weaving elements heritage leading voice contemporary literature ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………support big read lakeshore provided neathe program – organized hope college continued supported part $20 000 grant endowment arts nea midwest now 11 grants annually since 2014   learn more impact individuals communities visit www gov years community wide 12th year providing accompanying programs four different aged reader groups month long county reading takes place each november support among various age expose great pleasure enrichment encourages clubs interested chosen titles sign website bigreadlakeshore com gain access free discussion material information get involved 50 private participate colleges little mini bring together around common fall using shared experience discussing exploring springboard listen presented collaboration 75 partners libraries nonprofits businesses districts academic institutions involve thousands along list participating https//bigreadlakeshore com/partners/</oun:keywords>
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         <title>Hope College Appoints Robin Zondervan as its New CFO</title>
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         <description>Hope College announced it has named Robin Zondervan, CPA, as its next chief financial officer and vice president for business. </description>
         <pubDate>Thu, 19 Mar 2026 09:01:41 EST</pubDate>
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         <oun:keywords>zondervan brings 25 years  financial leadership experience role pleased return alma mater having graduated magna cum laude hope 2001 bachelors degree accounting succeeds hopes current cfo tom bylsma retiring summer after serving capacity 21 starting july 1 lead business operations reporting college president matt scogin officer responsibilities include shaping efforts strengthen affordability enhancing student sustaining excellence impacting all matters including endowment addition provide colleges services auxiliary enterprises information technology human resources departments robin not only exceptional expertise but also deep love proven leader remarkable track record guiding complex organizations seasons growth change said combination acumen operational commitment mission makes uniquely equipped serve our campus community important moment since first work study job freshman office has developed robust set skills experiences governance global across variety finance roles auditor corporate controller chief vice investor relations planning analysis group am honored able place shaped many ways lasting friendships built year dykstra hall — enriching worship part gospel choir supportive professors connected internships helped propel professional career blessed such faithful shape own faith values sense calling grateful opportunity give back stewarding support vision strategy   since 2022 served masco corp livonia mich most recently employing 18 000 people publicly held company designs manufactures distributes home improvement building products under portfolio different brands credited successfully teams transformation project resulted efficiency improvements while increasing engagement ownership team prior spent decade steelcase various before concluding tenure during last couple recognized leading pandemic related disruption navigating remote transitions continuity gained ryder system inc audit manager ernst &amp; young several grand rapids  outside shares servant approach skill nonprofit sector service includes treasurer board director down syndrome association west michigan foundation class facilitator name christ kent county nursery volunteer praise band singer committee member grace reformed church previously america synod great lakes husband ray been married more 23 three boys family enjoys traveling spending time together around kinds sports found watching attending games regularly</oun:keywords>
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         <title>Dance Marathon Photo Gallery</title>
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         <description> Congratulations to the hundreds of Hope College students and volunteers for exceeding the fundraising goal during the 26th annual Dance Marathon held at the Dow Center! Hope students danced for 24 hours and raised more than $317,000 to benefit the Helen DeVos Children's Hospital. This year's event marked $5 million total dollars raised for the hospital since Hope started the event in 2000.</description>
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         <title>December Graduation Honors</title>
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         <description>Below is a list of recent Vlog graduates who have been awarded graduation honors for outstanding academic accomplishment during their four years of study.</description>
         <pubDate>Wed, 11 Mar 2026 08:39:46 EST</pubDate>
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         <oun:keywords>summa cum laude honors  awarded graduates achieved minimum cumulative 3 9 grade point average 4 0 scale magna 7 00 5 laudecaden john balkon byron center mimadeline marie chrome mason mielsa elizabeth clausen seneca ilbrynn katharine conklin chillicothe ilolivia grace dieppa hudsonville downers grove ilmegan hugunin channahon iltaylor renee laurin portage miolivia e lemmen howell misamuel miller zionsville inmagna laudegrace anoush arakelian new lenox ilmarie baar mijorie krystyna bielik homer glen ilchloe coates lebanon ohlucas dean day onsted mially dominiak charleston scmadison olivia ely gobles miemma grysen mideborah joy hegg longmont coalyson kelly gaines sarah krenek rochester mibrandon m meengs miryann meyers mehney grand rapids milina mo shanghai emma perring princeville illily kathrine pritchard cordova ilangelina r rea macomb miallison schram fenton miallyson schut kalamazoo miellery evelyn katherine spagnuolo east miwilliam t sternberg highland mialayna vandermolen shelbyville mijonah b whalen ada mierin wright chelsea micum laudecaroline buck hills mijacob andrew callaway carmel injoe cedillo mijack isaac cuncannan wyoming midaniel dykstra milucas guidone chicago iljonathan graham harlow holland micolleen elise hegewald traverse city mialexis mileanne krombeen micaleb s lemke dexter mikelsie rebecca oneill iladen robert smith shelby township miconnor joseph vachon mijulia angeli voyt troy mi</oun:keywords>
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         <title>Jim Carrey’s viral photos triggered wild theories. They also reveal shifting beauty rules for men.</title>
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         <description>Dr. Sarah Kornfield, gender studies expert and communication professor at Hope, shares perspective on the recent and public scrutiny of actor Jim Carrey's appearance during an awards show.</description>
         <pubDate>Mon, 09 Mar 2026 13:08:11 EST</pubDate>
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         <title>Hope College Presents “Voices of the Americas” on March 14</title>
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         <description>Vlog Department of Music will present “Voices of the Americas” Featuring Maestra María Guinand on Sat., March 14, at 3 p.m. in the concert hall of the Jack H. Miller Center for Musical Arts.</description>
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         <oun:keywords> public invited free concert feature hope college chapel choir spera veritas chorus celebrate rich vocal traditions latin america event sponsored part patrons arts grant explore diverse musical landscapes folk popular historical works highlight residency guest conducting appearance maestra maría guinand residence march 12–14 working singers leading performance born caracas venezuela internationally recognized leadership choral music advocacy american repertoire serves artistic director schola cantorum de has conducted major choirs across europe asia americas work decades long teaching career shaped generations conductors passionate educator cultural ambassador dedicated promoting worldwide fostering community collective singing selections include kasar mie la gaji alberto grau silencio rodolfo morandi sabiá coração uma viola aylton escobar dos palabras josh rodríguez este sol peregrino tomás torrejón y velasco cucaracha no vuelvo enamorar juan gabriel despertar antonio estévez verde mar navegar duda capiba te quiero liliana cangiano highlights intersection indigenous african european influences shape identity bringing audiences program filled rhythm storytelling inquire accessibility accommodations fully participate please email edu updates related events posted available edu/calendar individual listings jack h miller center located 221 columbia ave between 9th 10th streets</oun:keywords>
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         <title>Hope College, Outdoor Discovery Center Host Event to Help Protect Local and Migratory Birds</title>
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         <description>As spring migration season approaches, Hope College will host “Hope Takes Flight,” a free event on Thursday, March 12 at 6:30 p.m., to offer insights about local and migratory birds and present simple, easy solutions to protect birds in our community.</description>
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         <oun:keywords> open public suitable all ages includes light refreshments event held hope college van wylen library feature two short films panel discussion local conservation experts live bird prey outdoor discovery center opportunity see librarys rare 1860 copy john j audubons birds america up close  millions pass neighborhoods during bi annual migrations play vital ecological roles but habitat loss urban expansion place significant strains wild populations u s alone more one billion die window collisions each year attendees learn simple solutions like paint decals could save lives millions  also — building puffling patrol organizations paving way friendly future smithsonians national zoo biology institute washington d c jacob k javits convention new york offers creative renovations efforts inspired groundbreaking legislation reimagines cities include faculty members dr kelly ronald cody porter jamie krupka steve hamburg president holland audubon club panelists bridge global lessons our own backyard discussing mitigate hazards join existing projects protect neighborhood species  following great horned owl centers de witt double elephant folio famous students also present specimens collection posters created takes flight made possible grant path first campaign under spark science joint initiative between hhmi tangled bank studios star education network brings backed communities build safer world presented partnership department educational outreach office take granberg room 53 graves mi 49423 inquire accessibility accommodations fully participate please email edu updates related events posted available edu/calendar individual listings</oun:keywords>
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         <title>Hope College Knickerbocker Theatre to Host 20th Annual Fly Fishing Film Tour on April 15</title>
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         <description>Hope College Knickerbocker Theatre is hosting the 20th Annual Fly Fishing Film Tour (F3T) on April 15 at 7 p.m. Part of a national tour, the evening features several short movies revolving around fly fishing. Doors open at 6 p.m. and attendees can expect exclusive giveaways, a cashless bar and the kind of camaraderie that only fly fishing can inspire.</description>
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         <oun:keywords>f3t marks  20th anniversary 2026 casting two decades unforgettable stories breathtaking landscapes community bound passion fly fishing anglers explorers outdoor enthusiasts invited experience special edition tour tickets $25 advance $30 door available ticket office events conferences located downtown holland anderson werkman financial center 100 e eighth st open weekdays 9 m 5 p reached 616 395 7890 also online  hope edu/tickets years lineup dives deeper ever—spotlighting wild places inspiring conservation dedicated individuals live breathe lifelong those new sport expect deliver impressive cinematic journey films presented support skwala yeti costa premier event celebrating 20 showcasing world class capture beauty adventure soul each year travels cities across u s beyond offering platform talented filmmakers gathering place connect celebrate inspired featuring stunning cinematography compelling narratives adrenaline filled moments water annual tribute spirit enduring culture has grown over inquire accessibility need accommodations fully participate please email hope edu   updates related posted edu/calendar individual listings knickerbocker theatre 86 between college columbia avenues</oun:keywords>
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         <title>Hope College Students Host 24-Hour Annual Dance Marathon to Benefit Helen DeVos Children’s Hospital</title>
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         <description>Hope students are ready to roll – and rock – for the 26th annual 24-hour Dance Marathon at the Dow Center on campus, planning to raise more than $300,000 for Helen DeVos Children’s Hospital.</description>
         <pubDate>Wed, 04 Mar 2026 13:02:08 EST</pubDate>
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         <oun:keywords> 24 hour fundraiser event starts friday night march 13 6 p m several hundred hope students families volunteers opening marathon walk bultman student center dow grueling but fun test endurance only thing more infectious playlist spirit giving all kids cause maybe thrill seeing 500 faculty attempt silent disco dance! said andrew haggerty assistant director life years dance marks 26th year college organized hosted raising $4 7 million total since end last organization raised $331 000 fundraising effort long before beats begin 150 start academic organizing spring — coordinating childrens hospital forming committees teams recruiting groups perform funds throughout every time see community come together im reminded incredible power choose pour energy creativity compassion into something bigger themselves angel smith foundation specialist strategic partnerships campaign initiatives corewell health helen devos amazing watching entire campus unite such purpose joy support need most public anyone attend no tickets required interested making donation please contact dancemarathon edu dollar goes directly programs backbone child family nicu research nursing education many other bring comfort stability during some lifes hardest moments colleges commitment makes real lasting difference honored celebrate impact continue make after highlighted events watchthe team behind planning execution 25+ member dream morale squad includes 30 40 teach various dances audience members include patients friends attendance over course key activities includefriday 136 ceremonies leading 600 people departing – including dancers massive tunnel onto main stage 620 engage line dance630   introduced645 national anthem prayer group photo720 745 speak8 830  championship martial arts10 11 bluewater kings bandsaturday 14240 330 lip sync battle540 worship sing 720 730  morale teaching dancing810 840 speak740 920 talent show930 1010 president matt scogin speaks speaks1030 1130 up participate one *new 20261230 110 feud committee2 230 zumba maria320 335 dance340 405 competition410 dance420 5 closing awards video announcedabout fundraiserhelen local beneficiary annual led movement supporting miracle network pediatric 170 hospitals across u s canada</oun:keywords>
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         <title>Hope College to Host Unified Hope vs. Faculty Basketball Game March 10</title>
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         <description>Hope College’s Unified Hope student organization, a Special Olympics Michigan chapter, will host its first Unified Hope vs. Hope College faculty/staff basketball game on Tues., March 10, at 7 p.m. in the DeVos Fieldhouse. This event is free and open to the public.</description>
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         <oun:keywords> game complete unified hope winter basketball season more 100 community members came together play six teams pursuing goal inclusion sports team face composed college faculty staff including provost gerald griffin professors chad carlson deb van duinen womens volleyball associate head coach carrie lehocky local high school programs been invited attend well holland support athletes organization public recognition encouragement chapter works alongside special olympics michigan create opportunities intellectual disabilities age 18 older encouraged challenge themselves interact other partners describes friendly matchup celebration relationships shared joy spirit defines founded students cara anderson daniel hesselbein sydney miller jack hollebeek caleb fisher organizes intramural every semester opens connect bringing participants both area  sydney president said provides bring our campus share love people all abilities over past two years having student club such blessing see ways celebrate develop friendships interest exceeded available roster spots reflecting strong upcoming event member far wins losses showing up one another playing hard laughing often living out colleges christian commitment leadership service inquire accessibility need accommodations fully participate please email edu updates related events posted edu/calendar individual listings</oun:keywords>
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         <title>Remembering Professor Fred Johnson</title>
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         <description>Vlog community is deeply mourning the loss of Professor Fred Johnson III, a beloved history department faculty member, who passed away peacefully Feb. 27 after suffering a cardiac arrest last week.</description>
         <pubDate>Mon, 02 Mar 2026 08:19:34 EST</pubDate>
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         <oun:keywords> life dedicated study history hearts students hope college community deeply mourning loss professor fred johnson iii beloved department faculty member passed away peacefully feb 27 after suffering cardiac arrest last week  dr guy vander jagt 53 taught since 2000 remembered scholar writer award winning public speaker all understood greatest passion teaching primary field 19th century u s specifically civil war other areas expertise 20th military african also published author gifted orator having been semifinalist twice toastmasters world championship speaking dr giant man whose shaped countless individuals absence felt ways hard put into words us doing became enduring part ours said president matt scogin loved being classroom impact generations runs deep above defined unwavering commitment follow jesus christ reflect gods love others over 20 years — classrooms abroad traveling learn cultures active western prison education program inspired many classes muskegon correctional facility incarcerated men during oral video participated reflected work come class ready minds open want pull anything teacher called ‘having really good day wasnt surprising coming knew calling mission serve honoring god means bring attitude intent excellence everything shared 2023 presentation colleges boerigter center career enjoy but ultimately service master stephen maiullo dean arts humanities today indeed very sad lived breathed our holland reckon honestly especially long shadow slavery strive preserve republic added pursued christian liberal every fiber enriched intellectual grieve honor legacy graduated bowie state bachelors degree later went complete masters doctorate degrees kent university completed divinity theological seminary 2015 prior higher served 12 united states marine corps communications electronics officer infantry reserves subsequently worked production scheduler packard electric division general motors operations specialist con tel page telecommunications corporate trainer aircraft braking systems formerly goodyear aerospace akron ohio run house representatives 2008 2010 2019 awarded medal elizabeth schuyler hamilton chapter mich national society daughters american revolution dar among highest honors presented recognition dedication making positive change country campus hosting memorial l friday march 13 2026 2 p m dimnent chapel invited attend available live youtube channel livestreamview calendar event</oun:keywords>
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         <title>Hope Celebrates World Water Day With Community Events</title>
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         <description>Vlog is recognizing World Water Day with lectures and poster presentations hosted by its Global Water Research Institute, March 19–20.</description>
         <pubDate>Fri, 27 Feb 2026 13:51:05 EST</pubDate>
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         <oun:keywords>all activities  open free public delivering lectures dr kartik chandran professor earth environmental engineering columbia university thursday march 19 6–8 p m haworth hotelstarting 6 hope students present research posters addition several local organizations such city holland outdoor discovery center sawyer foundation 20 litres others highlight many water related projects taking place community 7 discuss reframing challenges science century critical transforming ecologically restorative socially inclusive scientifically bold future friday 3 graves hall campusdr chandrans interdisciplinary lecture address metabolic versatility waste microbiomes could harnessed achieve resource efficient clean  hope college commemorates united nations world day 22 annually raise awareness global crises sanitation sustainability institute launched 2022 engages collaborative student faculty centered transforms health well being regional communities</oun:keywords>
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         <title>“Tolkien, Technology and Magic” Is Theme of March 11 Lecture</title>
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         <description>The Saint Benedict Institute will host speaker Dr. Bradley Birzer, professor in history at Hillsdale College and fellow of the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library, to speak on technological themes in the work of J.R.R. Tolkien.</description>
         <pubDate>Thu, 26 Feb 2026 10:52:40 EST</pubDate>
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         <oun:keywords> saint benedict institute host speaker dr bradley birzer professor history hillsdale college fellow ronald reagan presidential library speak technological themes work j r tolkien talk take place wed march 11 7 p m graves hall winants auditorium hope public invited admission free all writings well personal life held deep antipathy toward modernity especially termed machine fiction magic served form machine—some humane some inhumane end remained old western man horrified direction modern civilization explore tolkiens thoughts war ideology  bradley russell amos kirk chair american studies has taught 27 years authored several books including sanctifying myth inklings men west supported grant lumen christi funding john templeton foundation co sponsored colleges markets morality english religion departments located 263 avenue between 10th 13th streets inquiries please contact info saintbenedictinstitute org</oun:keywords>
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         <title>Hope College Remembers Longtime Supporter &amp; Alumnus George Boerigter </title>
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         <description>Hope College mourns the loss of George D. Boerigter ’61 — a dedicated alumnus, generous supporter and transformative philanthropist — who passed away on Feb. 23, 2026, in Holland, Michigan. He was 87.</description>
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         <oun:keywords>george  along wife sibilla boerigter provided unwavering guidance financial support many hope college areas over several years boerigters been ongoing champions athletics whether theyre cheering stands proud fans providing behind scenes programming family early supporters western prison education program making possible incarcerated men accomplish bachelors degree faith leadership service classes taught seminary professors staff 2018 opened center calling career — wide initiative engages students development emphasizing discernment preparation pursuit made major gift company soundoff signal designed enable all beginning first semester understand strengths engage experiences directly connect discern vocational life goals ascertain clear next steps toward future man extraordinary impact said president matt scogin father husband poured into pastor shaped lives congregation business leader entrepreneur influenced entire industry customers colleagues later same energy vision community process profound  george married dehoog 1958 after graduating few attended university southern california complete masters public administration however felt called ministry returned holland attend theological serving congregations midwest left 1978 transition world place could hone skills while integrating passion help others learn grow served various capacities across industries before being small motorcycle cruise controls mentorship brother paul grew today hudsonville mich manufacturer emergency vehicle lighting employs 500 people currently middle large expansion project legacy centertogether beloved instrumental advancing colleges mission student success perhaps best embodied creation department dedicated continue opportunity generations come helped transform approach readiness leaving indelible mark campus short time achieved national recognition date awards include association ncda exemplary award 2025 peoplegrove innovators 2022 employers nace technology excellence american personnel acpa commission services group innovation 2021 cared deeply futures wanted every one them find vocation rooted embodies reflected our profoundly grateful enduring influence  shonn colbrunn centers executive director inspired even meeting him   posted new role included caught colbrunns attention sibillas nations amongst christian liberal arts main reasons applied part not only get good jobs but know recognize building gods kingdom thanks weve grown external connections job fairs term projects networking activities alumni also expanded hopes teach members live think name office captured georges ideals perfectly always avid fangeorge considered game changer difference maker coach stated athletic tim schooneveld thinks hes drawn genesis 122 3 god says make great nation bless blessing those earth blessed  god has certainly faithful generous joy filled spirit give showing up athletes coaches changed daily because faithfulness knows much love appreciate may beyond anything imagine faithfully serve  service detailsthe scheduled visitation sunday march 1 4–7 p m dykstra funeral home–mulder chapel 188 w 32nd st memorial take monday 2 11 church 77 11th lieu flowers asks donations instead homecor 96 west 15th street suite 202 action house 739 paw drive more details available obituary faculty extend deepest sympathies contributions remembered gratitude generosity inspire knew missed</oun:keywords>
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         <title>Hope College International Students Host Annual Food Fair on Feb. 28</title>
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         <description>The annual International Food Fair at Hope College will be held on Saturday, Feb. 28, from 6–8 p.m. in the Bultman Student Center on Hope’s campus. </description>
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         <oun:keywords> public invited food available exchange tickets sold door admission $5 initial packet five additional costing $ 50 each  most dishes cost two three international fair has been sponsored colleges students more 30 years celebrates many cuisines cultures nations represented members hope community every year raises funds support cause proceeds gateway mission women &amp; childrens center gather cook dish homeland wear traditional attire presenting individual tables feature educational displays concerning cuisine  after attendants purchase theyre move table sampling asking questions bultman student located campus 272 columbia ave holland</oun:keywords>
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         <title>Small Campus Has Big Hearts</title>
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         <description>Hope College’s 12th annual Day of Giving took place Feb. 19 and 20 during a fundraising frenzy, just shy of their goal of 2,000 participating donors.</description>
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         <oun:keywords>donors  hope college day giving fundraiser show strong supporthope colleges 12th annual took place feb 19 20 during fundraising frenzy exceeding goal 2 000 participating delivered $1 05m support after first 36 hours $864 544 raised 1 700 alumni students parents faculty staff many other contributors showed donating general specific student academic programs throughout weekend gained momentum resulting another successful generous campaign part event marketing education hopes philanthropy engagement team offered up 50 videos highlighting hand experiences shaping personal success 2025 262 total participated totaling 03m year could choose 15 different categories 400 funds allocate gifts fund area interest over years shown us love making direct impact our more 3 said michael niederer director excitement campus across volunteers has been very high done great job offering variety areas way  — whether special program honor beloved professor innovative tuition solutions included lineup several matching families friends encourage 35 matches challenges made significant dollars creative offers such multipliers ranging one recurring unlocking potential $650 towards  challenges featured friendly competitions between greek life organizations athletics fans well initiatives western prison green revolving all online progress various viewed leaderboard page donations still active edu/give2hope</oun:keywords>
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         <title>Knickerbocker Theatre Presents Two International films  March 2-7 and March 16-21</title>
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         <description>Vlog Knickerbocker Theatre in downtown Holland concludes its winter film series with the beautiful  Italian film “Trifole,” screening March 2-7 and the Iranian film, “The President’s Cake,” March 16-21, both at 7 p.m. </description>
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         <oun:keywords>trifole  bittersweet portrait vanishing rural way life ​ film follows dalia young woman travels piedmont care aging grandfather igor master truffle forager accompanied loyal dog birba joins him search prize winning could help save home set italys alba white region story explores family tradition sustainability womans journey finding own path — presented italian english subtitles has running time 100 minutes feast senses says forbes while thehollywood reporter praises saying rediscovering roots ………… series concludes presidents cake screening march 16 21 7 p m moving coming age drama iraq during 1990s under saddam husseins regime nine year old lamia struggles gather scarce ingredients bake mandatory birthday face punishment school living poverty grandmother mesopotamian marshes embarks risky into city friend saeed flour eggs sugar arabic run 105 stirring laced humor writes hollywood tomris laffly variety praised hasan hadis warm heart tugging tale odyssey mostly plays like genial fairy superbly balanced isaac feldberg rogerebert com called one years most exciting discoveries tickets $9 regular admission $7 senior citizens hope faculty staff free students purchased events conference ticket office located downtown holland anderson werkman financial center e eighth st open weekdays 9 5 reached 616 395 7890 also available online edu/tickets knickerbocker theatre 86 between college columbia avenues inquire accessibility accommodations fully participate event please email edu updates related posted edu/calendar individual listings</oun:keywords>
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         <title>Sen. Chang Presents Women’s History Month Lecture on March 16 at Hope</title>
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         <description>Michigan Senator Stephanie Chang, the first Asian-American woman elected to the Michigan legislature, will present a lecture titled “Identity, Activism and Advancing Change for Women and Girls,” during Vlog’s annual Women’s History Month lecture. Sen. Chang will address audiences on Monday, March 16 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. </description>
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         <oun:keywords>hope college  honored host sen chang compelling lecture focus women color play unique role activism leadership community change does identity shape ongoing work impact issues facing girls? talk own journey organizer turned public servant mom one address problems like gender violence immigration enforcement families  doors open 315 p m also q panel discussion following presentation senator stephanie changopportunity access equity justice service core values driving first asian american woman elected michigan legislature worked detroit nearly decade before serving two terms house representatives democratic floor leader term senate currently second policy steering chair served state director nextgen climate alumni engagement evaluation coordinator center progressive deputy campaign united/one united james grace lee boggs school assistant activist writer speaker co founder pacific islander vote rising voices serves board southwest  chang earned bachelors degree psychology masters degrees social university lives husband sean gray young daughters womens history monthwith march designated month hopes diversity inclusion presenting 16  collaboration student union democrats organizations studies political science departments office culture inclusive excellence inquire accessibility accommodations needed fully participate event please email edu updates related events posted available edu/calendar individual listings jack h miller musical arts located 221 columbia ave between ninth 10th streets</oun:keywords>
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         <title>Vlog is bucking the ‘existential crisis’ of higher education</title>
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         <description>Vlog is preparing to graduate the largest class in school history.</description>
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         <title>Hope College Economics &amp; Business Department Invites W. Michigan Business Community to Networking &amp; Partnerships Dinner</title>
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         <description>Vlog Economics and Business Department invites the West Michigan business community for a free dinner and evening of networking and strategic partnership conversations on Thursday, March 5 at the Haworth Hotel in downtown Holland.  </description>
         <pubDate>Fri, 06 Feb 2026 12:29:54 EST</pubDate>
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         <oun:keywords> event starts 530 p m registration required february 27 clicking here via email deb hope edu following dinner few regions business community leaders lead discussion opportunities area employers college foster critical alliances academic collaboration conversations partnerships feedback west michigan explore exist develop attract retain top talent across region leading dave van andel ‘83 chairman ceo institute j c huizenga ‘73 founder group national heritage academies randy thelen president right place evening hosted means campaign cabinet recently broke ground new 74 000 sq foot facility downtown holland become home 500+ majors minors beginning fall 2028 designed house 95 year old program annually engages over 500 professionals 200 firms part applied projects networking workshops more  establishing hub leadership innovation bring many exciting benefits engage said dr stacy jackson economics department chair but even eager focus genuine sharing actively our students listen truly help support    building host hopes largest has seen 60 percent increase past 15 years serves 30 student population — one kinds among christian liberal arts colleges offers concentrations accounting finance marketing human resources addition several co curricular programs build competitive depth areas such development entrepreneurship date been led 31 member under chairs carol 81 98 paul boersma 82 carolyn wilson learn becoming involved partnering visit https//hope edu/give/economics business/</oun:keywords>
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         <title>Hope College Department of Theatre to Produce “Night Witches”</title>
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         <description>Vlog Department of Theatre will present Rachel Bublitz’s “Night Witches” on Feb. 20-21 and 26-28 at 7:30 p.m., along with 2 p.m. matinees on Feb. 21-22 and March 1. All performances will be held in the DeWitt Studio Theatre, located in the DeWitt Student &amp; Cultural Center on Hope’s campus. </description>
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         <oun:keywords>guest directed  daina robins — retired faculty member professor emeritus department theatre night witches follows 588th russian bomber regiment all women group pilots navigators train newest recruits fly combat missions against nazis nina vera having just finished training enter battle first time but opposing army shifts tactics new skills face ultimate test based real events nicknamed german armies prevented enemies sleeping dropping bombs them every 15 minutes using planes primarily made wood canvas script uses poetic language song movement celebrate womens military service wwii beyond speaking message production well directing process says portrays historical story touches upon number important contemporary themes camaraderie empowerment complicated meaning expression patriotism deadly price war   nation grappling issues today said presents some challenging staging moments such convey physicalize airplane minimal scenic elements ive enjoyed creative collaborative cast student choreographer isabelle park explore devise possibilities scenes while two years ago has been wonderful return working beloved colleagues students meet members performances require purchased ticket sunday matinees free public saturday feb 28 serve accessibility features sensory friendly light sound design live captioning studio fm hearing loop request teamin addition colleges team consists em allen designer michelle bombe – chair costume mentor ken chamberlain assistant director dance eric van tassell lighting kevin macleod props stephen krebs technical anna hill manager shop also serving junior naomi whitfield senior bethany lawrence deborah iwaarden sophomore sophia richards dewitt mich evelyn lapadat elkhart ind stage managers adeline thalhammer swartz creek management year clare amidei palatine ill includes annabelle devries hudsonville sophomores rilla carpenter holland alexandria gregor fishers maddie johnson geneva leah kamper hallie machalka marshall sophie mazur batistoni lapeer haverhill mass seniors ingrid baker anya kapitula grand rapids kate white bear lake minn informationtickets $15 regular admission $10 citizens hope staff college other ages 18 under  tickets available conferences office located downtown anderson werkman financial center 100 e eighth st open weekdays 9 m 5 p reached 616 395 7890 tickets may calling visiting online edu/tickets person performance reserved must claimed ten prior order guarantee seating reserve seats please email edu name/s &amp; cultural 141 12th facing columbia avenue between 10th 13th streets visit here learn more hopes final mainstage scheduled 2025 26 season</oun:keywords>
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         <title>Truth Unites Founder Dr. Gavin Ortlund To Speak at Hope College as part of Nicene Creed Anniversary Programming</title>
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         <description>Hope is extending its recognition of the 1700th anniversary of the Nicene Creed into 2026, hosting a unique and free event on Thursday, Feb. 26 at Dimnent Chapel that will include a lecture by Dr. Gavin Ortlund of Truth Unites, a congregational hymn and Q&amp;A with Hope College President Matt Scogin.  </description>
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         <title>Hope Designated as “Top Producing Institution” of Fulbright U.S. Students</title>
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         <description>The Fulbright Program recognized Hope College for being one of 96 colleges and universities nationwide with the highest number of students and recent alumni selected for the Fulbright U.S. Student Program. </description>
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         <oun:keywords>fulbright top producing institutions such  hope college value global connection support students faculty pursue international opportunities four selected u s student program awards academic year 2025 26 three graduates active flagship exchange include nicholas figueroa grand rapids mich conducting biology research japan emma brenny plymouth kaitlyn goeman haven both english teaching assistants working korea spain respectively fourth graduate — erin matheny greenwood ind   also awarded grant but declined accept fellowship opportunity elsewhere dr janis gibbs professor history serves advisor along lauren janes associate mark pearson mathematics together guide application process mentor them during discernment calling after graduation advisors work closely boerigter center career provide guidance applicants collegeestablished 1946 governments premier each provides exceptional americans participants 160 countries locations study teach conduct abroad advancing knowledge science industry collaboration united states government has offered grants projects all over world usually last between six 12 months cover living costs modest stipend very prestigious available recent early professionals participate exchanges serve local schools national highly competitive having long doing well competition said since 2004 been 47 accepted into one only 10 christian two protestant colleges among nations producers most start applications spring junior choosing potential host country figuring out whether want more information visit https//fulbrightprogram org/</oun:keywords>
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         <title>Hope College Presents the Donia Organ Recital Featuring the Chenault Duo</title>
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         <description>Vlog Department of Music is pleased to present its annual Donia Organ Recital featuring the internationally acclaimed Chenault Duo with Elizabeth and Raymond Chenault, on Tuesday, February 10, at 7 p.m. at the Jack H. Miller Center for Musical Arts. </description>
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         <title>How Safe Is It To Reuse Those Plastic Takeout Containers You’ve Been Saving?</title>
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         <description>Robert Glowacki, assistant professor of biology, discusses what actually matters when it comes to plastic food containers.</description>
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         <title>Budget Percentages</title>
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         <description>Dr. Brian Porter -- a Hope College professor of management -- contributed his advice to a column on percentage-based budgeting strategies for WalletHub</description>
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         <title>Sibling Weekend 2026 Photo Gallery</title>
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         <description>Hope College Siblings Weekend invited brothers and sisters ages 5–17 to experience an unforgettable time on campus with their Hope sibling.</description>
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         <title>Knickerbocker Theatre to Host Four Robert Redford Films Beginning Feb. 16</title>
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         <description>Vlog Knickerbocker Theatre will continue its Classic Film Series with four Robert Redford classic films. Focusing on his films from the late 1960s and early 1970s, the series will feature the following films, all airing on a Monday night at 7 p.m.: </description>
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         <title>Knickerbocker Theatre Presents the film “Rosemead” Feb. 9–14</title>
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         <description>Vlog Knickerbocker Theatre in downtown Holland will continue its winter film series with “Rosemead,” screening February 9–14 at 7 p.m. </description>
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         <title>Hope Hosts 2026 Black History Month Lecture on Feb. 24</title>
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         <description>Dr. Derrick Bines, assistant professor in the department of counseling at San Francisco State University, will present a lecture titled, “We All We Got: Self and Community Care are More Than Buzzwords.” Dr. Bines will speak on Tuesday, Feb. 24, 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. </description>
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         <oun:keywords>hope college  honored host dr derrick bines compelling presentation part hopes annual black history month lecture event hell focus self community care explore ways communities each other current moment attendees opportunity reflect own relationships consider strategies engage sustain solidarity efforts doors open 315 p m also q panel discussion following phddr  earned phd counseling psychology ms degree family human services university oregon earned bachelor arts sociology california state university–fullerton mcnair scholar completed pre post doctoral training california–berkeleys psychological commitment improving experiences marginalized people creating inclusive academic environments present across professional roles research explores students well role helping professionals populations seek support co author workbook social action counselors psychologists strength strategy sustainability book speaks take against oppressive forces instructor believes collective wisdom value lived goals think critically course content understand culture identities impact development processes apply material outside classroom  dr has worked mental health agencies higher education settings including centers advising mentoring programs equity inclusion   most importantly product proud husband father son sibling monthblack celebrated throughout february center diversity presents feb 24  collaboration student union work department office excellence inquire accessibility accommodations may needed fully participate please email edu updates related events posted available edu/calendar individual listings jack h miller musical located 221 columbia ave between ninth 10th streets</oun:keywords>
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         <title>Hope College Economics &amp; Business Department Hosts New Speaker Series Focused on Calling and Faithful Discernment</title>
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         <description>Vlog Economics &amp;amp; Business Department is launching its “Faithfully Off (My) Script” speaker series on Wednesday, Feb. 4 with an inaugural event featuring a presentation and discussion with Hope College Professor Tom Smith. This event is free and open to the public, and will be held at Graves Hall on the Hope campus, with doors opening at 6:30 p.m.</description>
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         <title>Markets &amp; Morality Hosts Film &amp; Discussion Around Pinball: The Man Who Saved the Game</title>
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         <description>Hope College’s Markets &amp; Morality student organization will host a viewing of Pinball: The Man Who Saved the Game, followed by a discussion with the film’s writer-director — Meredith Bragg — on Monday, Feb. 2 starting at 7 p.m., at the Knickerbocker Theater in downtown Holland. </description>
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         <oun:keywords>rated 95%  rotten tomatoes pinball directorial debut brothers austin meredith bragg presents true story roger sharpes played actor mike faist testimony manhattan city council provided demonstration game skill not chance film explores personal life sharpe determination overturn new yorks 35 year old ban markets &amp; morality hosting event cosponsors departments economics business communication political science pre law society colleges newspaper anchor free open public doors 620 p m moralitymarkets supports celebrates freedom expression context liberal arts speakers films topics spanning economic cultural aspects human civilization special concern flourishing understood christian perspective   all moralityevents inquire accessibility accommodations needed fully participate please email hope edu   </oun:keywords>
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         <title>Hope College, Western Theological Seminary to Host  Nicene Creed Panel and Rare Book Event</title>
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         <description>In honor of the 1,700th anniversary of the Nicene Creed, Hope College and Western Theological Seminary (WTS) will co-host a panel discussion titled “Faith in Manuscript: Celebrating 1700 Years of the Nicene Creed” on Thursday, Jan. 29 at 4 p.m. at Hope’s Van Wylen Library. This interactive event will feature a faculty panel followed by a period of hands-on discovery, where the public can explore a curated treasure trove of rare books connected to the history and dissemination of the Creed.</description>
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         <oun:keywords> faith manuscript event reflects shared beliefs early church physically passed down handwritten scrolls printed books ultimately into life today panel include todd billings wayne brouwer sarah lundy steve michaels jeff tyler— representatives hope college wts together discuss context council nicaea key elements creed originally recorded disseminated discussion also highlight some rare van wylen cook library collections illustrate creeds journey throughout history hands discoveryfollowing attendees opportunity interact selection volumes 15th — 18th centuries includingjohannes marchesinus mammotrectus super bibliam 1476  century handbook medieval clergy understand biblical text theological tenets novvm testamentvm 1527 influential new testament annotations desiderius erasmus provided foundation reformation era theology edition particularly famous johannine comma inadvertently sparked debate regarding scriptural basis trinity le nain de tillemonts arians nice 1732 volume contains arian controversy led organization ad 325 well itself  doctrinae christianae compendium 1585 1561 german elector friedrich iii palatinate commissioned zacharias ursinus caspar olevianus compose catechism use domains heidelberg later developed extended exposition take place archives reading room 51 graves holland mi 49422 food beverages other water bottles not permitted inquire accessibility accommodations fully participate please email edu updates related events posted available edu/calendar individual listings</oun:keywords>
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         <title>Martin Luther King Jr. Civil Rights Photo Gallery</title>
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         <description>Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Civil Rights Lecture featuring Dr. Jemar Tisby, The New York Times bestselling author of “The Color of Compromise,” was held on Monday, Jan. 19, 2026.</description>
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         <title>University of Michigan Men’s Glee Club to Perform at Hope College</title>
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         <description>Vlog is pleased to welcome the University of Michigan Men’s Glee Club for a special and free concert open to Hope College and the community on Sunday, February 1, 2026, at 3:00 p.m. in the Concert Hall of the Jack H. Miller Center for Musical Arts. </description>
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         <oun:keywords> concert marks second two performances ensembles 2026 winter tour offers holland community opportunity experience one nations most respected collegiate mens choirs founded 1859 university michigan glee club among oldest choral organizations united states ensemble known longstanding tradition artistic excellence national international touring showcase music wide range styles languages musical traditions conducted matthew abernathy audience members invited enjoy afternoon excellent join hope college welcoming campus inquire accessibility accommodations fully participate event please email edu   updates related events posted available edu/calendar individual listings jack h miller center arts located 221 columbia ave between ninth 10th streets</oun:keywords>
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         <title>Hope College to Present 37th Annual “Musical Showcase” on Feb. 6</title>
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         <description>The 37th annual Hope College Musical Showcase will be presented on Friday, Feb. 6, at 7 p.m. in the Concert Hall of the Jack H. Miller Center for Musical Arts.</description>
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         <oun:keywords> concert features more 275 hope students performing department musics major instrumental vocal ensembles well soloists won competition november 2025 college take stage fast paced musical spectacular delivering entertainment art songs jazz audience members  tickets $15 regular admission $10 senior citizens faculty staff $5 children ages 18 younger free tickets available ticket office events conferences located downtown holland anderson werkman financial center 100 e eighth st open weekdays 9 m 5 p called 616 395 7890 also online edu/tickets performances include sophomore sophie mazur batistoni lapeer singing astonishing little women jason howland tommy korff vicksburg stars les misérables claude michel schönberg jackson hagood benjamin britten junior bella morales yorkville illinois somewhere west side story leonard bernstein katherine nelson virginia beach lheure exquise reynaldo hahn kyle spiegel wheaton everybody says dont anyone whistle stephen sondheim singers accompanied collaborative pianists christina giuca krause jane bosko along student kellen woolhiser program continues piano solo bay city ballade johannes brahms clarinet malory neebes fort wayne furioso malcolm arnold classical guitar charlene yen xin chia selangor malaysia evocacion carnavalito jose luis merlin organ solos joseph schmiedicke greenville playing prelude fugue minor j s bach sam shuler holt sinfonia cantata no 29 featured large chapel choir conducted eric reyes kasa mie la gaji alberto grau veritas come go land traditional spiritual arranged brandon waddles spera pamela pierson many angels gwyneth walker hopes band anand raj sukumaran amparito roca jaime texidor orchestra samuel pang great gate kiev pictures exhibition modest mussorgsky arts collective robert shipley big boot kenny drew inquire accessibility accommodations fully participate event please email edu   updates related posted edu/calendar individual listings jack h miller 221 columbia ave between ninth 10th streets</oun:keywords>
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         <title>Knickerbocker Theatre Presents the film H is for Hawk January 26–31</title>
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         <description>Vlog Knickerbocker Theatre in downtown Holland will continue its film series with the first film of the winter season, H is for Hawk, showing  January 26–31 at 7 p.m.  </description>
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         <title>Lecture to Discuss the Human and Technology Relationship in the Digital Age</title>
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         <description>The Saint Benedict Institute will host a lecture by Dr. Jared Ortiz, titled “The Monk and the Machine: How St. Benedict Can Help Us Preserve Our Humanity in the Digital Age,” on Wednesday, Jan. 28, 2026, at 7 p.m. in Winants Auditorium at Graves Hall on the Hope College campus in Holland. </description>
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         <title>The Differences Between Biblical Law and American Law w/ Dru Johnson</title>
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         <description>Dr. Rev. Dru Johnson, professor of biblical and theological studies at Hope College, was a recent guest on the Disarming Leviathan podcast, discussing the differences between biblical law and American law </description>
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         <title>Two British influencers came to Michigan. Here’s why it’s a good thing</title>
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         <description>Sometimes it takes outsiders to remind us how extraordinary our everyday really is. Thanks, Josh &amp; Jase. </description>
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         <title>Remembering Retired Hope Professor, Researcher and Dean Dr. James Gentile</title>
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         <description>Dr. James M. Gentile, an internationally respected leader in science education who served at Hope for 30 years, passed away at the age of 79 on Jan. 9, 2026, in Zeeland, Mich. </description>
         <pubDate>Wed, 14 Jan 2026 06:49:15 EST</pubDate>
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         <oun:keywords>gentile started  hope 1976 joined biology faculty promoted associate professor 1982 appointed kenneth g herrick 1984 among other service chaired department 1986 until being dean natural applied sciences 1988 served role 2005 time temporarily left tucson ariz become president research corporation science advancement rcsa leadership returning 2013 same retired 2015 programs focused plant activation environmental carcinogens connection between inflammation cancer program director numerous grants public private sectors support own well institutional education dr worked over 125 undergraduate students collaborative laboratory authored co more 150 articles book chapters reviews huffington post blogs special reports areas scientific higher across career work recognized several awards alexander hollaender excellence award mutagen society medallion japanese national institute medal distinction pisa italy fellow american association academies mentor also honored illinois state university alumni achievement election hall fame given council read gentiles history here survived wife glenda son michael michaels tricia along two daughters makayla isabella sister geraldine wagner many nephews cousins preceded death father mother theresa russo jeras mass honor take place 11 m sat jan 17 2026 our lady lake catholic church located 480 152nd avenue holland michigan visitation one hour prior celebration life held college sometime spring lieu flowers family requests memorial donations made interdisciplinary lectures arrangements dykstra funeral home northwood chapel full obituary found</oun:keywords>
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         <title>Hope Art Professor Hosts “Thick and Thin” Art Exhibit Jan. 16-Feb. 17</title>
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         <description>Lisa Walcott — Hope College associate professor of art — will host a four-week art exhibit at the De Pree Art Gallery on campus from Jan. 16-Feb. 17, 2026. She’ll also open the exhibit by hosting an artist talk on Friday, Jan. 16 in Graves Hall (in Winants Auditorium) at 5:30 p.m., followed by a reception at De Pree Art Gallery at 6:30 p.m.</description>
         <pubDate>Tue, 13 Jan 2026 06:09:11 EST</pubDate>
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         <oun:keywords>titled thick  thin walcotts  work speaks both shifting line quality drawings sculptures tenacious sometimes messy process working hard phases such spinning wheels finding moments rest trying again pieces hold tension while looking balance — reflecting ways mend reorganize manage everyday instability walcotts grows out scavenging collecting pulling apart familiar materials putting them back together feel little off kilter playful precarious always negotiating between order chaos has interest space things multitask strain get stretched intention effort dont up results artistlisa walcott associate professor art hope college also named inaugural recipient colleges billy mayer endowed professorship sculpture ceramics established late dr richard margaret kruizenga honor memory longtime faculty sculptor installation artist whose engages poetics life kinetic forms object based constructions drawing practice explores domesticity labor feminine experience utilizing cords bristles insulation shelf brackets fan motors create often humorous environments rooted repetition slow gestures animates unseen underpins routines care maintenance exhibited nationally continues evolve hands experimentation craft inquiry persistent curiosity movement stillness invisible systems</oun:keywords>
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         <title>Fall 2025 Dean's List Announced</title>
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         <description>The Registrar’s Office is pleased to announce Dean’s List recipients for the spring 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.</description>
         <pubDate>Mon, 12 Jan 2026 08:14:54 EST</pubDate>
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         <oun:keywords>hope college registrars office considers  significant achievement list complete january 9 2026 students receive grade changes after date result being added deans not appear also does include requested confidentiality information under ferpa names listed below alphabetical order last name bamelia rose abbott senior andrew paul abell senior alexys ann abraham senior ashley anne adams senior ren junior robert ethan dangzhifu senior lauren elizabeth adamski senior benjamin g adamson freshman rebecca celeste adcock sophomore evelyn e addison c adkins junior emily paige senior abigayle marie agbay sophomore lisette aguillon junior michael s aguirre junior valentina molina sophomore hope stephens akard senior lukas alamat junior kate albrecht junior samuel john michael alcaraz sophomore marcus vincent junior yessany laney aleman freshman kesnel alexandre junior kelden jay alferink sophomore francisca alivia junior myles patrick keola allen junior alexander jacob almy freshman avery ryan senior clare amidei freshman braylen r amos sophomore mattias j anderle junior sophie m andersen senior amelia jane anderson thomas junior calvin elom sophomore grace lynne senior kennedy christine freshman lauren senior lindsey renee junior luke brian sophomore mia junior shaynah senior peter owen andrew senior olivia jordan qingchun andry senior elliot kristine antel sophomore victoria antoncew senior isabella x apodaca junior maria jacqueline app freshman grace anoush arakelian senior leah grace arbanas sophomore maddox oberon armour sophomore kelsie lee arndt sophomore jillian arnold senior morgan phillip arsenault sophomore matthew philip arver sophomore jesalyn ashby junior erin olivia asper junior nathan luke atallah sophomore greta auch freshman kaitlyn joy aupperlee senior katherine austin senior michelle avalos junior steven awad senior kyler james ayers sophomore elijah d aylward senior jillian baar senior thomas bacigalupo junior tyler junior carl bailey senior nora junior tess lauren bainbridge senior rowan lilly baird senior ellery baker junior ingrid senior michael sophomore ruth bena bakulesh batavia senior laura n balanda junior grace baldauff senior gabriella bale sophomore josie balkin freshman dylan ballin freshman karsen andrea balmer junior jack balmforth senior sydney balzer senior john w barce senior brian david barilla sophomore mikayla barletto freshman halle barnard barnes sophomore ty clark junior kylin barr senior jadon barron junior payton elena barry wood junior maya baum sophomore hanna jean baumbach sophomore isabella bays junior laura k bea senior isaiah beach junior ella beauvais sophomore nadia becher junior hunter beck senior maggee behling senior jana beier sophomore elease belenets freshman nolan belisle sophomore elizabeth bellinger senior luke bellino freshman julia shipley belloli sophomore madeleine belsha sophomore elisabeth claire bendle junior stephanie bennett senior molly benson junior haden bentley sophomore keegan douglas berg junior mia camden bergethon senior madeleine diane bergmoser freshman landon cj bergsma freshman nayad ashenafi berhane sophomore heidi berkey junior cecelia kate berry bertrand sophomore nora best dae betten junior kamryn bice senior adeline mae bicknell sophomore aleya bierma william kloostra sophomore kevin billeter senior chloe sue billman denise bills binder senior matthew bir junior carter bishop sophomore julia kotoji margaret bissell sophomore emily black senior mackenzie blackmore junior darveaille blakeney sophomore samuel h blank junior katherine blazei sophomore harrison l blecke junior brecken bloemers freshman katherine mary blomeke senior joseph blondia freshman jenna rae blum junior drew harlin bobo freshman elise ellen bodary junior sydney ray bode sophomore juliet albana bodinaku sophomore ridge fermon boehmer junior ava patricia boen senior elliana boer senior alyssa boersma senior kaylie freshman ava caroline boes freshman lillian faith boggs freshman erica gwen bol senior trenten jeffrey bolhouse junior shelby lynn bolser junior corbin dain bolt freshman elisabeth bonanni senior noah robert bonnema senior bella boos junior sara rebekah boot senior joshua bordovsky junior maizy borys freshman savannah bos junior lincoln randolph mwenda bosh junior austin boucher senior riley bourgeois junior mary jialing bourneuf senior lindsay meredith boutelle junior john howard bouton junior allison boyd senior kaleb jerome bradford sophomore luke brady senior ellie branderhorst freshman james p braunius junior otto brautigam brazee sophomore leighton tavis brechting sophomore madison breuker senior connor gale brintnall sophomore eleanor broberg sophomore ellasyn kay brookens junior randolph hudson brooks sophomore corey broome sophomore ethan brower junior alexandria brown senior avery freshman caitlyn senior emily sophomore gannon junior ireland junior jonah matthew senior sophia nicole sophomore ariana bruininks brumley sophomore nicholas brunink senior grayson bruns junior joshua bruxvoort sophomore faith erin schiller brzezinski junior jenna buchanan freshman karley junior caroline buck senior lola buckner bulgrien sophomore brett bultsma junior morgan shea buning burbridge junior alexa burgess senior addison burke sophomore calista senior eleanor bouwer sophomore reagan mckenna burnette senior tyleigh burns senior samantha mckinnon burrell junior ellen bush sophomore micah bushart freshman megan carolynne sophomore natalie bustamante guevara senior erik butchart butcher sophomore angela butler sophomore c eannis linae cairns senior vanya reiley calandrucci senior junie anna calixte callaghan callaway sophomore jacob senior berit calvin sophomore alexa skye campbell freshman josiah daniel junior norrah marrion freshman samantha senior vaughn campins junior christopher campos senior kayla cannon senior katelyn capuano junior ezra carefelle freshman micah richard freshman brendan cargill freshman bishop dalzell carl senior macy carlson senior austin scott carney mcvay carpenter senior marilla kathryn alexis sophomore julio alberto carrazana freshman kenneth carter sophomore carlos mejia castillo freshman emmersen cate sophomore alyssa elisabeth catsburg catton cavaliere freshman savina centofanti cerny sophomore zachary chambers junior troy chapman sophomore madelyn chappel sophomore giovanna chaves monteiro sophomore bohan chen junior caden chenlo senior noelle cheong junior charlene yen xin chia sophomore jonathan jun han sophomore rachel ning junior madeline chianello kirstin chibucos junior alyssa chiminski senior jack charles chiodini junior allen chisom sophomore yewon choi sophomore jude alexander christenson freshman sydney michelle christiaans christians christnagel christner chrome senior carson chumbler junior evan chung sophomore eva church sophomore alexander taylor ciesielski senior anya elyse sophomore natalia krystyna ciesla senior brookston madden freshman gabriel edward junior kathryn ruth sophomore maya sophomore hannah clarke senior elsa clausen senior timothy clay clemons senior kip clerihue sophomore chloe coates senior rory simon cobb freshman charles carlton cockrell junior hannah leigh coddington sophomore noelle camille coderre senior diego clifford coipel isabella colburn evelyn cole alejandro colina senior branden coller collins hartley junior rebekah compagner sophomore brynn conklin senior landen nicholas conrad freshman mia rai consdorf junior caydee constant senior ella contant senior alexander peter cook cooke sophomore avery copeland catherine sophomore kali coppess senior addeline corlett senior emma freshman jaiya corn martin cotsonika freshman delainey cottrell freshman bonnie couch covalle susan covert senior larry cowan senior abigail cox junior avery frances coykendall senior jordan b craft craioveanu junior jude crandell sophomore makenna senior isabel cressler sophomore lennart holger critzmann freshman bridget crombie senior camryn sofia crosby junior emmett cross sophomore talitha freshman reed leland crowell freshman felix cruz cumings senior ainsley cummings cummins isaac cuncannan senior elizabeth joan cuneaz junior ned kieran curley jeannine curnutt curtis senior nadia faye cuthrell junior gerald cuykendall freshman eva juel czosnek sophomore emme derrico sophomore jacquelin dlamater senior payton dailey dalton danforth sophomore katherine copsey dangler senior richard dart sophomore brendan dastick junior matthew jon daub senior caitlyn davis senior trevor junior zachary junior derrell bey sophomore lucas dean day senior ethan de koker senior makenna kelsey deboer dejoy mack dekam sophomore kaitlyn delange freshman jace williams demann senior kate evynn senior josie desmit sophomore stella sophomore megan devisser sophomore annabelle devries freshman liam freshman madeline sophia senior levi russell deweerdt junior brock dewitt senior jacob sophomore kaylee dewitte sophomore lauryn dewys junior joel deyoung senior lydia abigail senior natalie senior aidan decker freshman jaclyn freshman annie decoster sophomore henry dee junior alexis deighan senior reagan demoray den bleyker senior robert denham junior lucinda denker junior leah denney junior laniah ariel dennis senior lillian senior henry dentino sophomore elnaz derakhshani derks junior castle dettinger senior melvin benedict sophomore jena alatheia detweiler senior william dhondt senior anny diaz freshman emily fidelia freshman makana sophomore carter dickey dickman junior brooklyn didion junior olivia dieppa senior lily florence dietzler senior sandy dilba sophomore frances laron dinsmore senior kyle dobschensky doctor dodick domen freshman ally dominiak senior lena kaye dondit freshman gillian rebecca donley senior claire donovan dorwin doty senior emerson douma drape maxine drenth adidas drews freshman helen drost sophomore william dubay sophomore anna duesenberg duff sophomore sophia dugas senior mya dugle senior wyatt duimstra junior noah dumon sophomore kees willem duncan louis dunckel noelle dunphy durow dyer freshman acacia janae dykstra senior daniel senior ryann senior jackson early senior hunter easton sophomore rosie eckert eggleston senior graham eisenmann eix christopher senior mary therese ekblad freshman linnea gene ekbom elftmann sophomore aryana irene elias nichole sophomore aubrey elise ellinger sophomore lauren senior madeline elaine ellingson junior brianna elliott sophomore claire ellward elmore sophomore emma eltzroth ely emert sophomore reagen engbers sophomore grant jeffery engelsman senior lucas engler belle enke sophomore niklas eppe mora freshman hope katherine eriks junior samantha senior carly ervin erwin senior vivianna espino essenmacher senior kaleigh estby senior marquiese esters junior addison estes freshman emma lucille eurich sophomore isaac quintin evans junior kenneth junior ariana everts sophomore  f htrinity falls sophomore taylor farage sophomore makena farmer freshman josephine franziska farrell senior meagan junior bennett fast senior isabelle fath favors feely senior clara feenstra senior hudson fehsenfeld senior kieran josephine feldkamp freshman valen feldmann senior mara jae feldmeier junior aleah feliu freshman serafina feltman sophomore elise ferguson senior carlos fernandez junior meghan eileen ferrara junior joseph fickel senior zachary fidh esther fields sophomore annaliese gina figurski senior katie fischer senior justin fisher freshman noah fletcher sophomore isabela flores jason fogt senior claudia folkert senior josiah steven foor junior joelle foote junior katrina forbes senior elijah forbord sophomore naomi aurora force forest senior anna forney sophomore jalen fossitt sophomore shelby foster senior brooke fox senior megyn kendal sophomore rylee fraaza sophomore carson antony fraij sophomore ava gray frechette frederick junior george townsend fredman junior lillian frendt roger friedauer senior sophie frischkorn freshman olivia depalma frixen senior greta fuller freshman natalie gabrielse freshman joshua gaby freshman colton gady sophomore amelia gagnon galbraith senior hanna garber senior alex garcia sophomore ana junior ephraim poja junior anna garlick senior giavana t gasperini senior anelise genevieve gatti freshman heather gaughan grant gavin sophomore maria madeline gavulic junior sadie gaye junior margrete gazvoda sophomore caitlin geaney lawson gehring junior kaneann gehringer senior megan gemmill senior collin genuise senior robyn george sophomore anne georgelos freshman adam jennings gerberding senior erin gerboth sophomore austin gerdes gergely junior jonathan gernaat freshman haden getchell ghezzi gidley senior heath graves giesel senior andrea giftos freshman mallory gilbert gildea sophomore ryan gillen sophomore sabrina gilles freshman carissa annelise gillie sophomore benjamin gilpin senior rebekah ginac ginestre senior alexa girdwood alizabeth glass sophomore isabelle glover senior weston godbold sophomore jisella margarita gomez freshman anna goodall sophomore olivia goode archer goodman gorton senior lincoln gott freshman willow gould sophomore sarah sophomore corinne leola gove junior bryce grafton freshman amelia tai graham sophomore owen annabela junior ainslie morgan granzetto junior natalie greco jo green sophomore morgan greenwald gregor gregory sophomore kate greif senior carter greiman sophomore alexandra stahlman gren senior alexandria grganto griffin freshman trevor griffiths grimes senior rachel karlie dale senior kadence grimm grinwis groenheide timothy freshman brady groh sophomore alexis gronow senior gavin grover grube gruetzmacher senior kieryn elayne gruizenga sophomore garrett gruner sophomore ella gruppen junior reese freshman riley grysen guenther sophomore kira guerrin junior allyssa guffey senior tyler xavier gugino senior catherine defne guler freshman justin francis gumbis senior mia gurka christina gutierrez guy junior mallory sandra gwinnup freshman benjamin haakenson freshman stella haan junior james haden freshman evan hahn sophomore leah hall freshman lindsey may halley sophomore nathan halstead ham senior kassity hamilton hamlin hammond freshman ethan hannapel sienna hanover freshman lilyanna hansen junior sidney junior anessa hanson junior dontaye hardeman hardy junior shan hargrove harkema harrand sophomore lucy harrell freshman owen harries harris senior evan lawrence freshman juliette truth sophomore trevor harrison senior lance codie hart senior nathan junior olive hartman senior margaret hartmann hassenrik freshman tana haveman junior josephine havenaar drew haviaras junior sofia hawes sophomore joseph hawkins junior amelia haworth junior elizabeth raejean haydanek hayes hazard heaman hedberg sophomore alliyah heerlyn junior elliott heethuis sophomore gibson jack junior colleen hegewald senior deborah hegg hehl freshman katelyn heinlein senior kjersten giovanna heintzelman sophomore avary noel helfrich sophomore rose madison helms junior lauren henderson heneveld junior nicholas henke senior victoria helen sophomore makayla henline hennessey henry hensien sophomore tess herendeen senior paige emery herman senior stella sophomore katie hermann hermen junior megan hermiller sophomore christian tyler herrema sophomore nataly herrera sophomore camille herrman hesley sophomore ruby heuermann senior nina danielle heyne hicks hill hilliard sophomore finley hiple sophomore bao ngoc ho freshman caleb layne hoekema senior kendall hoffenkamp senior james hoffman freshman maxwell senior kaitlyn hofman sophomore peyton holcomb hollebeek senior audrey holloway aleece holser junior lorraine holtgren holwerda sophomore mingming hong sophomore dior larue hoogenstyn hoogewind houpt houseman houtteman junior daniella hovey senior rebecca howell howes freshman braeden hubbard hubbert senior damon senior heidi junior jazmin huerta espinosa senior lee hughes sophomore spencer junior william hugunin senior rylie huisenga junior karsten huisman huizenga junior hally johanna hull freshman lenna hulthen junior aaron hunt sophomore hayley joe freshman caleigh ellyse hurley seonjyung hwang senior llillian iden ieuter neil ihme imena alexandra imirowicz senior charlie imm sophomore dagny ingram sophomore jack injerd senior angelo stephen insardi sophomore mason irmiter iverson sophomore shannon izzard jackson sophomore savannah freshman eleora shraddha freshman cooper nolan jacobsen senior lucinda senior isaac janssen junior gabriel brandon jaramillo junior laila jasinkiewicz junior claire jensen senior julia jewell senior kaden jewett jobson junior eli johansen sophomore aleksander freshman brooklyn johnson senior elaina junior elyse junior kimberly kiska junior madalyn junior matilda junior rose evelynn freshman shane evan johnston junior mara freshman adrianna johnstone jones sophomore rachael cathleen joseph freshman anastasia jouras junior liliana juarez freshman jiyun jung sophomore anastasiia miroslavova kafedzhieva freshman leah corinne kallemeyn kamper joanna kane isabel junior sion kang senior emmaline kapenga junior anya kapitula senior grace kaptur kehrwecker senior caleb keilen sophomore erik keisling keith deloron keizer keller sophomore alyson kelly senior janielle kemp france freshman lexi kemper junior hayley kennedy sophomore bridget alise kenny senior gianna camillia kerschbaum senior kara kerwin sophomore brooke kidd senior kaley kilgo freshman elsa kim senior wu jin senior evangeline kimball junior levi emmanuel ian junior alec kinne freshman hannah eloise junior elle sophie kiszka senior dominic klaes senior christopher klaver senior thyan kleikamp sophomore grey klein sophomore malia kisakye kleis junior makayla kleyn junior jaidyn caylee klimp freshman parker kline freshman elizabeth kling sophomore alaina klooster freshman jonette adrianna knatterud sophomore aidan gerard knoester cornelius junior willem sophomore evan knoll sophomore arianna knowles knox freshman ella kathrine knudsen ellie koch koeman senior theodore koerber junior kyla koert koetje tze ee koh senior kennedynaing jj kokonaing kooistra senior micah koole senior liam kopacz freshman raegen kopitsch sophomore thomas josiah korff senior eliana kotsonis katina kozadinos kraai sophomore ian krahn kramer freshman meredith senior brianna krampe junior theresa kratt krauss krenek krieger freshman ellie kroeze senior alexandra kroger senior sarah kathleen krotche duachy kue kuiper freshman john junior justin junior kendra senior hope victoria kumpe freshman audrey kunce senior erickson kunzler violet kurt sophomore margaret kussmann senior elena lafranca lamotte senior kathryn dana laporta michele laprairie senior sarra lacour lafiosca junior zach laguire laird freshman claire lakanen junior annalise lake freshman teagan maisey brent lalomia freshman gennesis lambrecht lampi junior gianna maria landolt 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         <title>Hope College Great Performance Series Welcomes Dutch String Quartet</title>
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         <description>Hope College welcomes the acclaimed Dudok Quartet Amsterdam at 7:30 p.m. on Jan. 22 at the Jack H. Miller Center, as the college’s Great Performance Series continues in 2026.</description>
         <pubDate>Mon, 12 Jan 2026 11:54:29 EST</pubDate>
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         <oun:keywords> dudok quartet amsterdam has forged reputation one most creative versatile quartets generation ethos sharing heart music believes chamber act friendship play shared directly audiences committed crafting unique eclectic programmes engage listeners imaginative ways quite simply revelatory reviewed irish times guardian u k described them stylish open minded adventurous program hope college consist franz schuberts string no 10 d 87 e flat major bushra el turks three tributes 2024 dmitri shostakovichs 3 f op 73 tickets $30 regular admission $26 senior citizens faculty staff $15 children ages 18 younger free students available ticket office events conferences located downtown holland anderson werkman financial center 100 eighth st weekdays 9 m 5 p called 616 395 7890 also online edu/tickets amsterdamquartet members include judith van driel violin marleen wester marie louise de jong viola david faber cello reaching new amsterdamoften explores innovative musical formats set up own festival netherlands town kampen offering wide range around 000 residents visitors third edition takes place may 2026 signature sessions made arrangements well known recording youtube scores worked beyond borders performing dance show la petite poucette based stories hans christian andersen staged luxembourg philharmonie 2021 group performed many venues festivals europe including concertgebouw wigmore hall stockholm concert vienna konzerthaus barcelonas lauditori doelen beethovenhaus bonn bijloke bbc proms festspiele mecklenburg vorpommern heidelberg west cork catalogue showcases ensembles courageous inventive style spanning repertoire renaissance 20th 21st century classics recent terra memoria 12th album pairs 1946 kaija saariahos second 2007 several reviews given five out stars magazine calling insightful performances inquire accessibility accommodations fully participate event please email edu updates related posted edu/calendar individual listings jack h miller arts 221 columbia ave between ninth 10th streets</oun:keywords>
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         <title>StrikeTime Dance Theatre Presents “Journey Through Imagination” on  Jan. 16 &amp; 17</title>
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         <description>Vlog dance affiliate StrikeTime Dance Theatre will present a live dance event for children titled “Journey Through Imagination” on Fri., Jan. 16, at 7 p.m. and Sat., Jan. 1​7, at ​2 p.m. at the Knickerbocker Theatre in downtown Holland. This free performance is open to all ages and especially welcomes children and those with a child-like spirit who are interested in celebrating the power of dance, art, reading and community. </description>
         <pubDate>Fri, 09 Jan 2026 06:19:31 EST</pubDate>
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         <oun:keywords> journey imagination program includes various works first piece — choreographed directed nicki flinn culver ‘97 hope graduate associate professor dance inspired picture book written illustrated caldecott honor winner aaron becker excerpt brings moments story life movement music storytelling inviting audiences into world wonder discovery creativity also original celebrate creative process itself tumble tangle whirl alum founding director koresh kids teresa vandenend edm explores play revealing ideas begin grow take shape  phonetically dancer stephanie rankin highlights inspiration even phonetic alphabet come anywhere transforming simple sounds symbols expression final groovin daily shares artistic late american pop artist keith haring explore joy sharing boldly publicly  all zeeland public school third grade students attend live performance knickerbocker conjunction learning artists student artwork display theater during performances</oun:keywords>
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         <title>Hope College alum Emily Henry's book 'People We Meet on Vacation' debuts as Netflix film</title>
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         <description>Hope College alum Emily Henry's book "People We Meet on Vacation" debuted on Netflix on Friday.</description>
         <pubDate>Fri, 09 Jan 2026 10:46:08 EST</pubDate>
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         <oun:author-name>Julie Huisingh</oun:author-name>
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         <title>Hope alum celebrates movie release of her novel 'People We Meet on Vacation'</title>
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         <description>Hope College alumna and bestselling author Emily Henry celebrated the Netflix premiere of the movie adaptation of her novel "People We Meet on Vacation" on Jan. 9.</description>
         <pubDate>Fri, 09 Jan 2026 10:44:06 EST</pubDate>
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         <title>American College Theatre Festival Selects Hope College to Perform “Havurah”</title>
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         <description>Vlog Department of Theatre was selected to perform “Havurah” by Margot Connelly, during the Region III American College Theatre Festival (ACTF), which will be held in Madison, Wisconsin, from Tues., January 6 through Sun., January 11. Hope will perform at the Mitchell Theatre at the University of Wisconsin–Madison on Wed., January 7 at 3:30 p.m. and on Thurs., January 8 at 11 a.m.      </description>
         <pubDate>Mon, 05 Jan 2026 11:15:29 EST</pubDate>
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         <oun:keywords> hope department theatre first produced havarah campus last october selected festival juried committee actf entries throughout five state region havurah explores interfaith tensions college after shooting incident local synagogue play commissioned big bridge consortium conjunction jewish plays project bbtc university departments across country committed developing new dedicated peace dialogue founding member associate professor rhett luedtke serves bbtcs artistic director loosely translated circle friends centers faith journeys students student club christian social justice aftermath does support individuals midst tragedy? activism harm more heal partner well those hurting seek create creative team consists luetke – em allen guest scenic designer michelle bombe chair costume eric van tassell assistant lighting sound design kevin macleod props stephen krebs technical anna hill manager dance shop samantha luken grand rapids cultural consultant also serving production senior deborah vaniwaarden holland year claire amidei palatine ill sophomore sophia richards dewitt mich stage managers audrey kunce carmel ind cast includes lee tull delton caroline valdes canton juniors jesalyn ashby hudsonville castle dettinger san diego calif bridget kenny glen ellyn kolton muldowney buffalo ny seniors christopher laubach macomb kate lawrence white bear lake minn annual iii american gathering 1 200 faculty join together showcase best work indiana illinois ohio michigan wisconsin   addition invited productions perform opportunity present  dramaturgy management directing playwriting musical arts leadership journalism acting total 24 participate years conference share activity research has previously been honored selection regional most recently boy hates everything 2024 thanksgiving 2021 line between 2018 gone missing 2012 rose rime national 2008</oun:keywords>
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