Inside Hamline News

Ryan Larson , assistant professor in the criminology and forensic science department, published a new research article entitled " Mental Health Before and After George Floyd’s Murder in Minneapolis in Black, Latine, and White Communities " in the...

Hamline Political Science Professor and Chair Alina Oxendine co-presented a pedagogical talk, “Are High Impact Approaches Helpful in Boosting Media Literacy?” at the 2024 International Media Literacy Symposium, held in Ponta Delgada, Portugal. Her co...

Hamline Master of Fine Arts in Writing for Children and Young Adults (MFAC) Faculty Advisor Erin Entrada Kelly's recent novel, THE FIRST STATE OF BEING (Greenwillow Books/HarperCollins Publishers), and MFAC alum Alicia D. Williams's verse novel, MID...

Congratulations to education professor Rebecca Neal for receiving 1.1 million dollars in funding to support students who are Indigenous or People of Color pursuing teacher licensure. This award allows the Center of Excellence in Urban Teaching to...

Solomon Hagos, a long-time employee of Marsden Custodial Services who had worked at Hamline for over 20 years, died suddenly last month. There is a desire from many in our community to honor him and have a time for those who knew him at Hamline to...

Josh Beverly , Assistant Professor of Quantitative Analysis (HSB), is the first author on a research article published in Economic Modelling. The article, titled "What drives labor force participation rate variability? The case of West Virginia,"...

A team from the Hamline economics program (students Reece Thomas, Matthew Maroney, Malina Kleinschmidt, Kaw Law Eh Moo and Vanessa Pham, along with professor Stacie Bosley ) recently conducted research at the Minnesota State Fair as part of the...

The Provost's Office is accepting nominations for the 2024-25 Honorary Degree Recipient. We invite you to consider nominating worthy candidates to receive an honorary degree from Hamline University. Please use this form to nominate a candidate . It...

Gio Veliz, a graduate of the Doctorate in Management and Public Service (DMPS) program and a Center for Public Administration and Leadership Fellow, co-authored an article entitled “Enhancing Police Services in Immigrant Communities: The Successful...

Dr. Erik Asp , associate professor of psychology , recently published an article entitled "A neural network for religious fundamentalism derived from patients with brain lesions" in the prestigious journal Proceedings of the National Academy of...