Dr. David Myers of the Hope College psychology faculty is receiving national recognition for his significant, career-long impact on the teaching of psychology.

Dr. Joanne Stewart, professor of chemistry at Hope College, is co-editor of a book focused on making college science education more effective and engaging.

The book “Rigid Designation and Theoretical Identities” by Dr. Joseph LaPorte of the Hope College philosophy faculty has been published by Oxford University Press.

A new book by Dr. Lynn Japinga of the Hope College religion faculty examines the way that the Reformed Church in America (RCA) has handled conflict and resolution within living memory.

Dr. Kirk Brumels, associate professor of kinesiology and program director of athletic training education at Hope College, will be inducted into the Hall of Fame of the Michigan Athletic Trainers’ Society (MATS) on Friday, June 7.

The biography “Clover Adams: A Gilded and Heartbreaking Life” by Dr. Natalie Dykstra of the Hope College English faculty has been named a “Must Read” book of 2013 in the 13th Annual Massachusetts Book Awards.

Dr. James Herrick of the Hope College communication faculty is co-editor of a book that emphasizes the role of language in discussing biotechnological advances and how terminology itself shapes how such developments are perceived.

A groundbreaking ceremony and the appointment of the inaugural director both herald the beginning of the new Kruizenga Art Museum at Hope College.

Dr. James Zoetewey of Holland, a long-time member of the Hope College political science faculty who retired in 2007, died on Saturday, May 11, 2013, at age 75.

Dr. Peter Schakel of the English faculty has been presented the 49th “Hope Outstanding Professor Educator” (H.O.P.E.) Award by the graduating Class of 2013.