Hamline Events

The Political Science Department invites you to the post-election panel discussion, “U.S. Democracy at a Crossroads,” on Tuesday, November 12 from 4:30 to 6 p.m. in Anderson 305. Political Science Professors Alina Oxendine, Binnur Ozkececi-Taner, Joe Peschek (emeritus), David Schultz and Zhenqing Zhang will analyze election results and their implications for domestic and global politics, as well as engage with questions from the audience. Refreshments will be served. Please join us! 

Attend this virtual information session to learn more about Hamline's Master of Arts in Teaching/Initial Licensure program (MAT) for those wanting an initial teaching license.

Join us for an online information session to learn more about our Para Professional Pathway (Initial Teaching License).

Get more information about Hamline's PhD in Management and Public Service degree. Join us online to get your questions answered. 

Individuals displaying the Rainbow Inclusion Network badge pledge to be understanding, supportive, and trustworthy if a lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, questioning, intersex, and asexual, or ally student or colleague needs advice, assistance, support, or just someone with whom to talk. RIN members receive a pledge to display as well as an enamel pin. 

Staff, faculty, and student leaders interested in becoming part of the Rainbow Inclusion Network MUST ATTEND BOTH TRAINING SESSIONS sequentially. 

Join us for a panel discussion and Q+A about publishing in our times. Featuring Daniel Slager (Milkweed), Jeff Shots (Greywolf), Andrew Karre (Penguin/Dutton Books), and Robyn Earhart (Coffee House), this event (hosted by Angela Pelster-Wiebe) is sure to demystify and enlighten participants with insight from those in the trenches of the industry. This event is free and open to the Hamline community.

We are so excited to present William Shakespeare’s long-celebrated tragedy of star-crossed lovers, throwing our hats and hearts into the ring and joining generations of artists who have also created versions of Verona’s impetuous and impassioned paramours. Romeo and Juliet, children of feuding families, fall in love, hard and fast, caught up in a whirlwind of passion so epic the story resounds for centuries. As quickly as they fall, they are swept up in a tumult of seemingly inescapable misfortune. Come get lost in love with us, as we look to love to tell us who we are and how we belong to each other.

The Women in Public Service Conference at Hamline University presents Holistic Leadership, an inspiring event focused on fostering a collaborative and supportive environment within the public service sector. This year’s theme emphasizes the integration of mind, body, and spirit in effective leadership, highlighting the importance of nurturing a culture that values the well-being of the whole person. Through exploring strategies for working together and building a supportive workplace, we aim to empower attendees to create a unified approach to leadership and professional growth. Together, we can drive meaningful change and enhance the impact of our collective efforts.

Note: The 2024 WIPS Conference is currently sold out.

The Hamline University Programming Board is excited to invite you to our "Around the World" event on Friday, November 15, from 6 to 9 p.m. in the Bush Center HUB! Join us for an evening celebrating unity through culture, with delicious foods from all around the world, fun games, exciting prizes, and student performances!

We are currently looking for performers for the event. If you're interested in performing, please fill out our collaboration form at this link. 

Writers Go To The Movies is a collaborative film series sponsored by Hamline CWP and the English Department. Screening of the film and a conversation around Parallel Mothers will feature writer Kao Kalia Yang and midwife, Jessica Holm. This month's event will be near campus at The Hive Collaborative. This event is free and open to the public.