Hanover College

Hanover College is located on approximately 260 hectares of land on the banks of the Ohio River in Hanover, Indiana, United States of America. Known for its woodlands, river views and natural beauty, the college campus is located approximately 72 kilometers northeast of Louisville, Kentucky, preserving its natural setting while providing easy access to the cultural and recreational amenities of a larger city. The campus has many important buildings and landmarks that contribute to its historic and academic atmosphere.

The iconic Old Main, built in the 19th century, serves as a symbol of the university's heritage and houses administrative offices and classrooms. The Duggan Library, located in the center of campus, offers extensive resources and study spaces for students. The Science Center is equipped with modern laboratories and research facilities that support the University's strong emphasis on undergraduate science education. The Lynn Fine Arts Center houses art studios, galleries and performance halls.

The College also provides a shuttle service for students during academic breaks and organizes transportation for off-campus events and activities.

Campus life at Hanover College offers many opportunities for students to interact outside the classroom. There are more than 60 student clubs and societies for almost every interest. These include academic clubs, cultural and diversity groups, and service societies. There is the Hanover College Choir for music enthusiasts, the Multicultural Student Union for those who want to participate in school and student government activities, and the Community Service Board for those who want to engage in community service.

Leadership development is also an important part of student life, and programs such as Leadership Hanover and the Benjamin Templeton Scholars Program are designed to develop skills and encourage community involvement. Traditions play an important role in the Hanover College experience, contributing to a sense of community. The annual Hanoverfest is a major event that brings students, faculty and alumni together for a weekend of festivities, music and fun.

Another cherished tradition is the May Day celebration, when the May Queen is crowned and the May Pole dance is performed, symbolizing the coming of spring. Throughout the year, students look forward to various events such as Homecoming, the President's Ball and the Spring Term Showcase where they can present their research and creative projects. These traditions and events not only enrich the student experience, but also create lasting memories and bonds among the Hanover College community.

Hanover College has produced many notable alumni in various fields. Some of the most well-known and accomplished alumni of Hanover College include: 

• Walter L. Fisher
• Mike Pence
• William Hayden English
• Woody Harrelson
• Brett Dietz
• Walter LaFeber
• Albert Gallatin Porter
• John Merle Coulter
• Thomas A. Hendricks
• Harvey Washington Wiley
• George F. Whitworth
• William M. Dunn