The inaugural Rocket Pitch Competition hosted by the Flemming Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation was a great success! 🚀 In just four minutes or less, students presented bold business ideas and fielded insightful questions from a panel of judges. Thanks to everyone who came out—and congratulations to Scott Gipson ’26 on being the first winner! | Hampden-Sydney College

The Hampden-Sydney College Campus Store website is live! Explore a variety of items with convenient shipping or free in-store pickup. Shop early and take advantage of the Black Friday/Cyber Monday sale—happening now with select items 10 to 30 percent off! To access the website, please visit go.hsc.edu/campus_store. | Hampden-Sydney College

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Step back in time and make history with us! In celebration of Hampden-Sydney College’s 250th anniversary, we’re reenacting the legendary March to Williamsburg—and inviting members of the Hampden-Sydney community to join. Whether you walk, run, or bike, come together with fellow Tigers from April 4 to April 6 for this unforgettable journey. For additional details and to sign up, please visit the link below.👇 go.hsc.edu/marchtowilliamsburg | Hampden-Sydney College

This semester, students helped uncover a piece of Hampden-Sydney’s earliest history. Led by archaeologist Dr. Charles Pearson and supported by students in the History of Hampden-Sydney College course (History 385), taught by Elliott Professor of History Dr. Caroline Emmons, an excavation at the site of the College’s original academic building—constructed in 1775 and 1776—revealed the buried foundations of the three-story brick structure once known as the Academy House—or simple, The College—as w