Hanover College has once again earned inclusion in The Princeton Review’s annual college guide. Hanover’s is profiled in “The Best 391 Colleges: 2026 Edition,” the publication’s 34th-annual collection of the best colleges and universities. “The colleges we profile in our ‘Best Colleges’ book are a truly select group,” said Rob Franek, editor-in-chief of The Princeton
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The Indiana Supreme Court will travel to Hanover College Tuesday, September 30, for a public session as part of its annual traveling oral arguments series. The Indiana Supreme Court regularly holds oral arguments at the Statehouse in Indianapolis and occasionally schedules arguments outside the capital. Traveling oral arguments allow students, the press, and the public
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Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) degrees were conferred to 79 students during Hanover College’s third-annual DPT commencement ceremony. The event was held Friday, August 22, in Collier Arena. Photo Gallery / Video Replay / Commencement Program Hanover President Lake Lambert and Elaine Kops-Bedel ’74, chair of the Board of Trustees, welcomed members of the graduating
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Hanover College is set to host the region’s largest opportunity for high-school students and parents to explore a wide range of colleges and universities. The Southeastern Indiana Regional College Fair will be held, Tuesday, Sept. 16, in the Horner Health and Recreation Center. Approximately 40 college and university representatives from across the region will be available
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The Hanover College Doctor of Occupational Therapy program (OTD) has earned full accreditation by the Accreditation Council for Occupational Therapy Education (ACOTE) of the American Occupational Therapy Association. Hanover’s accreditation for the maximum period of seven years is a vital achievement that reflects the dedication of faculty, staff and community partners who have created an
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Artist, hip-hop performer and global ambassador for Moral Courage® Genesis Be, a prominent voice for social change through the past decade, will discuss her unique and wide-ranging efforts to encourage conversations across differences during a special September appearance at Hanover College. Widely known for her efforts to remove the Confederate emblem from the Mississippi state
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Mackenzie Dye Conley ’15, Kathleen “K.C.” Reynolds DeBra ’05 and the late Gary Fricke ’77 have been elected to the Hanover Athletic Hall of Fame. The trio will be inducted Saturday, Sept. 13, during a morning ceremony as part of the College’s Hall of Fame Day and at halftime of Hanover’s football game against Butler
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Seventy-nine doctoral students will graduate during Hanover College’s third-annual Doctor of Physical Therapy commencement. The ceremony will be held at 11 a.m., Friday, August 22, in Collier Arena, located within the Horner Health and Recreation Center. Live stream / Commencement Program Hanover’s DPT Class of 2025 graduation will include an address by an elected member
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J. Lee Annis Jr. ’78, Beth Maxson Monnin ’83, Karl Plank ’74 and Edwin Nartey ’15 have been selected to receive Hanover College’s highest alumni honors. Annis, Monnin and Plank will be presented with the Alumni Achievement Award (AAA). Nartey will receive the Distinguished Young Alumni Award (DYA). The AAA/DYA presentation ceremony will be held
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Alexis Smith, Ph.D., associate professor of German, has been selected to participate in Internationaler Lehrerfortbildungskurs – Universität Heidelberg, a four-week professional development course in Heidelberg, Germany. Part of Heidelberg University’s International Summer School for German Language and Culture, Internationaler Lehrerfortbildungskurs is designed to further develop language abilities and teaching skills of teachers of German who
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