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Students Tackle Wall Street Prep
3/6/2024
A select group of Economics and Business students received real-world financial modeling training in a two-day Wall Street Prep bootcamp at Hampden-Sydney College.
3/4/2024
Hampden-Sydney College Head Football Coach Marty Favret leaves behind 24-years and a monumental impact on thousands of men he’s coached across more than two decades.
Annual Literacy Days a Success
2/26/2024
Amidst a balance of joy, laughter, and organized excitement, Hampden-Sydney College students, faculty, and staff welcomed over 1,000 second grade students from 13 neighboring elementary schools to its annual Literacy Days event on February 21 and 22.
Professor Publishes Cetacean Research
2/20/2024
Patterson Professor of Biology Alexander Werth recently published four pieces on the anatomy of whales, dolphins, and porpoises.
H-SC Named Top Fulbright Scholar Producer
2/13/2024
The U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs has recognized Hampden-Sydney for being one of the colleges and universities with the highest number of faculty and administrators selected for the Fulbright U.S. Scholar Program.
Ransom Appointed to Board of Trustees
2/5/2024
Hampden-Sydney College is pleased to announce the appointment of Thomas L. Ransom ’00 to the Board of Trustees.
Second Annual One Brotherhood Dinner Held
1/29/2024
The student body gathered in Kirby Field House on Tuesday, January 16, to celebrate the Hampden-Sydney brotherhood, with alumnus Kirk Rohle ’12 serving as the keynote speaker.
Students Co-Author Article in Peer-Reviewed Journal
1/26/2024
Hampden-Sydney College students and faculty member co-author an academic article that was published in the Journal of Behavioral and Applied Management.
Students to Deliberate “Ethics and the Environment”
1/22/2024
Five students from Hampden-Sydney College will participate in the Virginia Foundation for Independent Colleges’ (VFIC) statewide collegiate Ethics Bowl event.
12/29/2023
Hampden-Sydney College foreign affairs major Jack Thomas ’25 spent this past summer abroad in Bali, Indonesia thanks to the ROTC initiative Project Global Officer (GO).