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January 17 2025 / Newsroom
Hamline publishes 400 books in endangered Hawaiian dialect
Ten years ago, the only book published in the Niʻihau dialect was a Bible provided by missionaries. Today, there are over 400 books written by students and published by Hamline University’s Center for Global Environmental Education (CGEE).
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- Dr. David Schultz interviewed as a guest on MPR's Politics Friday, Jan. 24, 2025. Listen here: As state high court pulled into Minnesota House dispute, what’s on the line?
- Dr. David Schultz provides political analysis for the Associated Press, Jan. 22, 2025. Read here: Minnesota’s high court will weigh intervening in a partisan struggle roiling the state Legislature
- Feature story about Hamline's first Black student and graduate in MinnPost Jan. 20, 2025. Read here: Anoka’s Anna Arnold Hedgeman, the only woman on the March on Washington planning committee
- Hamline's work publishing books in endangered Hawaiian dialect featured on KITV-Honolulu, Jan. 17, 2025. Watch here: Shakas & Shoutouts: Hamline University Center
- Prof. John Brandon interviewed by the Southern Review of Books, Jan. 17, 2025: Remembering the ’90s: An Interview with John Brandon
