Hanover College takes great pride in the close, personal relationships that naturally develop between students, faculty and members of the campus community. Those relationships, in fact, have become treasured memories for generations of Hanover alumni. While more than 60 percent of Hanover’s classes have been taught face-to-face during the current academic year, great excitement is
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Brynn Durecki ’21 and Emma Kate McMurtry ’21 received Hanover College’s top student awards, while Mandy Jui-Man Wu and Dominique Battles earned top faculty awards during the 84th-annual Honors Convocation. The event, celebrating the academic achievements of Hanover’s students and faculty, was held April 15 in Fitzgibbon Recital Hall, Lynn Center for Fine Arts. Video Replay / Photo Gallery Durecki, a
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The Hanover College campus community will continue to follow its face-covering requirement through the end of the 2020-21 academic year. As COVID-19 positivity rates continue to decrease and access to vaccinations increases, Hanover’s continuation of its face-covering requirements supports the effort to meet the campus community’s health and safety goals. These objectives are driven by
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Vincent Morris has been appointed Hanover College’s vice president for business affairs. He joins the College’s administrative staff with more than 20 years of experience as a higher education finance and risk management officer and independent business consultant. Morris, who will begin his role at Hanover June 1, has operated Morris Consulting since 2006. The
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Members of the Hanover Community, Today, the American flag near my home flies at half-staff in response to the tragic and senseless murder of eight women in the Atlanta area, as directed by President Biden. Details are still emerging, but we know that six of these women were of Asian descent, adding to the rapidly
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The Hanover College community mourns the passing of Robert James Rosenthal, professor emeritus of philosophy. He died Feb. 26, 2021, in Hanover, Ind. Rosenthal, 82, served as a member of Hanover’s faculty for 47 years before retiring in 2014. He has the second-longest tenure of any faculty member in school history, surpassed by only Joshua
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Ty Allen ’21 and Arianna Harris-Kawano ’22, members of the Hanover College Concert Choir, performed two selections during the virtual inauguration of Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb ’90. The gubernatorial event aired online Monday, Jan. 11. Allen and Harris-Kawano, accompanied by Professor of Music Madlen Batchvarova, were included in the ceremony through their video performances of “The
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The Hanover College community mourns after the passing of Walter Dunlap Morrill, director emeritus of the Duggan Library. He died Monday, Dec. 7, 2020, in Madison, Ind. Morrill, 84, served as the College’s director of the libraries from 1966-98. He also served as special projects coordinator and interim vice president for development before retiring in
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Hanover College President Lake Lambert has been honored for his dedication and service to the Boy Scouts of America. Lambert was presented with the District Award of Merit by the Hoosier Trails Council, Muscatatuck District. The honor recognizes a highly regarded leader (scouter) following recommendations from adult volunteers in the district. “Lake has a passion
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The life and work of Harlan Hubbard were honored during an October 19th ceremony in the Duggan Library. “Harlan Hubbard, Life as Art” officially opened the College’s exhibition of Hubbard’s artwork. A celebrated artist and writer, Hubbard was revered in the region for his practice of sustainable living. Along with his wife, Anna, the couple
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