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As a member of the MIAA and NCAA Division III associations, Hope College sponsors 22 varsity sports for men and women. The college is home to the 2022 NCAA Division III National Championship women鈥檚 basketball team.

26 Aug Giving
Hope Receives Institution-Wide Grant through Educating Character Initiative

Hope College will enhance its emphasis on character development with a grant received through the Educating Character Initiative of Wake Forest University鈥檚 Program for Leadership and Character. Hope will focus on the virtues of gratitude and generosity, using the grant to help scale up a foundational programmatic component of the Hope Forward initiative that the college has been piloting since the fall of 2021.
13 Aug Academics
Big Read Lakeshore Announces Fall 2024 Books

This year鈥檚 community-wide Big Read Lakeshore and accompanying programs for younger readers organized by Hope College will pair a mainstay of American literature classes that is nearing its centenary with more recently published books, including two graphic novels and a children鈥檚 picture book, to explore the timeless weaving of identity, societal expectations and personal goals.

21 Feb Academics
Hope Professor Receives Major Grant to Study How Warming Affects Peatlands鈥� Ability to Reduce Greenhouse Gas

With peatlands reducing the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide by absorbing carbon like hyper-efficient sponges, Dr. Michael Philben of the Hope College faculty is seeking to learn how much climate change might affect how well they work.
19 Feb Academics
Michigan Space Grant Consortium Supports Several Research Projects

Several Hope College research projects have received grants from the Michigan Space Grant Consortium.