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Researching and Revealing the Art of Nomads

In Hope College’s Kruizenga Art Museum, a current exhibit asks an unapologetic and perhaps overwhelming question: What exactly is art? Is art aesthetically-pleasing work meant to only be seen and not touched? Must it hang on a wall or stand on a pedestal? Or, can art be practical, painstakingly-created pieces made for everyday use? Who decides?

by Eva Dean Folkert, on Stories of Hope

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Academics

WGS and the World: Alumni Interview - Allyson Harper

WGS led me to so many of my passions. While at Hope, I was part of the Women’s Issues Organization (WIO),* and I coordinated multiple Domestic Violence Awareness events during October. But the most memorable impact was in 2014 when I organized a day-long Gender Issues Conference for a senior project.

by Kendra Parker, on Women' and Gender Studies

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Programs

Free Trees Can Help Cut Energy Use

A properly planted tree can help a homeowner save up to 20 percent on energy use.

by Morgan Kelley, Holland BPW, on Holland-Hope Sustainability

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