Inside Hamline News

The Hamline Marketing Association is hosting a Speed Informational Interview event this Thursday, March 27th from 11:30 to 12:30. The goal of this event is to provide students with valuable career insights and the different possibilities they have...

The Twin Bill, a baseball-themed literary magazine, has published the anthology 'Early Innings' celebrating the first four years of the magazine. MFA alum Terry Horstman's essay 'I need to talk to you about the time Torii Hunter stole a home run from...

We have completed our switchover for users to the new phone system. If you do not have an “Avaya” phone with square number buttons, your old phone will no longer function. You still should be able to place and receive calls using the Avaya Cloud...

The Hamline University Showcase for Student Research and Creative Inquiry in the Classroom 2025 will take place during convo hour on May 6, 2025. More information will follow! This fun and exciting event will highlight the amazing research, creative...

Save the date for the annual Faculty and Staff End-of-Year Celebration: Thursday, May 8 4:00-5:30 p.m. Anderson Center, Rooms 111 and 112 We’ll celebrate faculty and staff accomplishments, present awards, and recognize staff and faculty retirements...

Each year the Division of Student Affairs honors one Student Affairs professional with the esteemed Trish la Plante Award . This award honors an individual who has demonstrated exemplary leadership and service to student life, Student Affairs, and...

Dr. Richard Pelster-Wiebe will address the University of North Carolina-Wilmington community on the vital mission of the Arts in higher education. At a time when the Arts and Humanities are under threat on college campuses, Dr. Pelster-Wiebe's talk...

Professor Betsy Martinez-Vaz recently co-authored and co-edited a new book titled Molecular Life Science CUREs: Design, Implementation, and Assessment, published by the American Chemical Society (ACS). This book serves as a practical guide for...

Continuing Studies is once again partnering with The Reading Development Program to offer summer reading skills programming. Flyers are being sent to schools and local organizations throughout the state, so you may see one come home in your child's...

Professor Emeritus Andreas Schramm of the School of Education and Leadership held a workshop at the Midwest Writing Center Conference on the equivalence of minority dialects, such as Black English, and Standard English, which was a popular component...