By Careen Turner on May 7, 2013
Ten days. That is all I have left before I leave the country for three months to work at Space Camp in Izmir, Turkey. I am really excited because this will be my first time leaving the country, but I am still a little worried since I am going with four strangers. I am sure [...]
Posted in Junior, Students | Tagged campers, chapter, Culture, exciting, experience, hanover alum, Izmir, language, learn, life, new, rockets, space, space camp, ten days, turkey |
By Guyu Ye on April 23, 2012
If you are familiar with Hanover’s website , you may have seen information about our Intensive Inquiry (II) Program, which allows students from various majors to study a topic they choose in an off-campus environment. Students get to pick the professor who goes along with them, and Hanover will cover most or even all of the cost [...]
Posted in Junior | Tagged Art, Chicago, Culture, Intensive Inquiry |
By Kylie Miller on February 20, 2012
This past weekend, the theatre department presented a play by Romulus Linney called “Three Poets.” I was lucky enough to catch this performance as part of my job as a cultural events attendance taker, and I was very glad I chose to work this event. This play was unlike any I have been to so far [...]
Posted in Junior, Students | Tagged Actors, Culture, Hanover College, Hanover College Theatre, Liberal Arts, Plays, the arts, Theatre, Three Poets |
By Guyu Ye on March 21, 2011
Sorry there hasn’t been a post for a while. There was just too much going on. At the same time, I do enjoy this kind of busy college life when my life feels at its fullest. Here are some pictures of some recent events on campus: Last Friday, we had a Casino Night in Donner [...]
Posted in Sophomore, Students | Tagged campus, Culture, FOOD, fun, International |
By Guyu Ye on January 31, 2011
Finally, Chinese New Year is here! To celebrate this event, I-Club (International Club) held an all-campus event called Chinese New Year last Saturday. I can’t find any words to express my excitement, even if we didn’t observe it on the first day of 2011. I started the day playing my instrument, an erhu, for prospective [...]
Posted in Sophomore, Students | Tagged Chinese New Year, Culture, fun, Global Quest Scholar Program, International, student life |