Reflecting on the past four years, Bradley Murray ’20 tells us about finding a community, building his leadership skills on campus, and the people that have made the time inspiring. A double major in political science and communication, he has found the community he was looking for: “I initially came to Hanover because I went
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She came to swim but stayed for the people. Nora Miodrag ’22 says, “I initially came to Hanover to swim Division III but after I committed, I found a love for the people here and the professors. The people at Hanover make me feel like I am not just here to get a degree; I
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Professor Madlen Batchvarova and three members of the Hanover College Chamber Singers will be featured presenters at the Indiana Music Education Association professional development conference. The annual gathering, slated for Jan. 17-19, will be held at the Grand Wayne Center in Fort Wayne, Ind. Batchvarova, director of Hanover’s choral programs, will present “YouTube or Study
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The Hanover College Concert Choir and Chamber Singers will offer two presentations of their spring program in March before embarking on a unique two-week tour of Bulgaria in May. The spring concerts will feature a repertoire that includes sacred and secular works from the contemporary American Protestant choral tradition, as well as Bulgarian and Russian
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Rachel Jordan Hanover College class of 2021Art + design major, Business Scholars Program Leader for Delight Ministries, member of CRU, member of Looking Back Moving Forward, student senate representative for Kennings (artistic and literary magazine) “I want to do something more substantial, like work for a cause that changes people’s lives and makes the world
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Rosemary Kent Class of 2021English major Learning center generalist tutor, peer advisor and peer mentor, vice president of red cross panthers club, blood drive coordinator for campus, member of campus activities board, member of choir, find her working in the WAC! “With a major like English, you don’t really know what’s going to happen after graduation.
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