“My graduating class in high school consisted of 52 people,” remarks Sydney Claypoole ’21. “As you can imagine, it was a very tightly-knit environment where I formed strong relationships with not only my classmates, but with my teachers. Everyone simultaneously supported one another and pushed them to be their best.” Claypoole was looking for a similar
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Charlotte Verbanic ’21 defines what it means to be an active and engaged student. An HCAC All-Conference athlete on the women’s lacrosse team and sister in Kappa Alpha Theta, Verbanic is also a mathematics major, minoring in business, computer science, and theology, active in the Business Scholars Program and Alpha Lambda Delta, and is a Benjamin Templeton Scholar. From Columbus, Ind., Verbanic knew Hanover was
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Dayna Dale ’21 came to Hanover College to play golf, but she also has a personal connection to campus. “I chose to come to Hanover not only for the wonderful golf team but also the various inspirational Hanover stories from my grandparents who met and got married on campus. As soon as I met some amazing
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After experiencing smaller, discussion-based classes her senior year of high school, Hannah Ireland ’21 was looking for a similar experience from her college experience. When she toured Hanover, she saw the connections students created with their professors and peers. She says, “I wanted to be fostered in an environment that was more based on ‘it takes a
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Cam Maier ’21 came to Hanover from a small town in Indiana called Griffin (near Evansville). He says, “I chose Hanover for several reasons, the most memorable one to me is how at home I feel on campus. I think the campus is gorgeous and I love it. I grew up in the country and it
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Hailing from the south side of Indianapolis, Ind., Mariah Downey ’21 came to Hanover because it gave her the impression of being a welcoming community. She says, “I like the idea of the small classes because I wanted to be able to get to know my teachers and my peers. The campus of Hanover is very beautiful
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With the end of her time at Hanover in sight, Mikali Marks ’21 is excited about getting out into the real world and gaining experience. A psychology major with a pre-health concentration, Marks is currently in the process of applying to physician assistant school. She hopes to attend a school in Nashville, Tenn. She is a temporary nursing assistant at
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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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My name is Gracie Phillips ’21. I came to Hanover College from a small town called Danville, which is about 45 minutes west of Indianapolis. I am a senior and I am double-majoring in English and communication and double minoring in business and creative writing. I am a Crowe Scholar and I’ve been on the
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“When I was 3 years old, I woke up one morning unable to move my neck,” opens Sophie Weber ’24. Following countless doctor and specialist appointments, Weber was diagnosed with juvenile idiopathic arthritis and uveitis (inflammation of the eyes). She has been active in raising awareness for juvenile arthritis, participating in walks and fundraising campaigns.
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