Activities taking place on the Hampton University Campus
–NSF PROPOSAL PROCESS OVERVIEW FROM NSF PROGRAM OFFICERS–KEY PROGRAMS OF INTEREST FOR HAMPTON UNIVERSITY RESEARCHERS–LIVE Q&A WITH NSF PROGRAM OFFICERS
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The Hampton University Student Counseling Center is excited to invited you to the Deeply Rooted Summit: Community & Belonging on Wednesday, April 1st from 10am-2:3pm at the Student Center Ballroom. In partnership with The Steve Fund and Leidos, we are excited to bring:Dynamic workshops from The Steve Fund and SCC teamsSelf-Defense WorkshopGift card and KSNY
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The Hampton University Gospel Choir: HIS CHOSEN SOUNDS will celebrate 57 years of service in Concert!Come and celebrate with us at 4 PM on March 28th at Robert C. Ogden Auditorium. This is a free concert.
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Continue the Story Since April 1, 1868, Hampton has shaped leaders, built traditions, and created moments that last a lifetime. Each generation leaves its mark, and lifts the next one higher. On this year’s Founding Day, during Hampton University’s Day of Giving, you have the chance to carry that legacy forward. Your support helps today’s
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Come share your talents with prospective Hamptonians during High School Day, April 3, 2026.
Pirate SoundStage Auditions Read More »
Music Without Borders is a Faculty Recital featuring Dr. Sukyung Yang, piano and Yoo-Jung Chang, cello. The recital will have works by: Edvard Grieg, Adriana Isabel Figueroa Mañas, Chen Yi, and Jeraldine Saunders Herbison. The recital will take place on Wednesday April 8th, 2026 in Phenix Hall Auditorium at 6:30pm
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Addmore Shonhai, Ph. D., Professor and Fullbright Scholar, will present his research talk on Monday, March 23, 2026 at 12:00 PM in Turner Hall Room 129 Title: To fold or not to fold protein: Tackling the question in the context of the malaria parasite. Abstract: The building blocks of proteins, amino acids, dictate how proteins
As part of the benefits package offered, employees of Hampton University can schedule an appointment to meet one-on-one with our TIAA Financial Consultant, Carolina Paramo Aguilera. This personal session will allow you an opportunity to discuss and ask any questions that you may have regarding retirement and obtain additional information that may assist you in
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