Hampden-Sydney is one of the best values in higher education.
Why H-SC
H-SC announces major new investments in the sciences
Pauley Science Center
Navigate your future toward top jobs and graduate programs
Compass Program
Hampden-Sydney's 1,300-acre campus is a hidden gem for outdoorsmen
The Outdoor Experience
Preparation for success and the relationships with his professors exceeded Kaleb Smith's expectations at H-SC.
Kaleb Smith '22Preparing men not just for rewarding careers, but for extraordinary lives.
Majors & MinorsHere you will find your own special place in a brotherhood that lasts a lifetime.
Brotherhood Next slideFrom fraternities to music to sports, we've got you covered.
What to Do Next slideAdventure is literally at your doorstep, and you'll have plenty of opportunities on our beautiful 1,300-acre campus.
Outdoor Experience Next slideTwenty-five percent of the student body participates in intercollegiate athletics.
NCAA Athletics Next slideSenior Joey Kelly is uniquely himself and, with the help of his transformative and well-rounded academic experience at Hamdpen-Sydney, is not afraid to challenge his own or others' perspectives.
Meet Joey Toggle this profileIt’s hard to explain what makes Hampden-Sydney College so special, but Ben Hager ’23 says it begins with being a small part of the College’s long history—a shared experience of building lifelong relationships, gaining confidence, and seizing new opportunities.
Volunteer firefighter Peter Orgain '22 chose Hampden-Sydney College because it felt like home—the rural feel of the campus, the unique and personal relationships between students and their professors, and the opportunity to serve in diverse leadership roles led him to fall in love with the school.
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The Hampden-Sydney College community gathered in Fleet Gymnasium at Kirby Field House on May 14, 2022, to celebrate the accomplishments of the 208 members of the...
Senator Ben Sasse of Nebraska will deliver the 2022 commencement address, and Ken Woodley ’79 will speak at the baccalaureate ceremony.
