Hamline Events

On Friday, November 1, the Violence Prevention Project Research Center (VPPRC) will host The Minnesota Gun Violence Research Summit — a gathering that brings together practitioners, policymakers, researchers, and community members from various sectors across the state. The goal of this summit is to address the issue of gun violence prevention by providing a platform for discussions, presentations, and networking opportunities. Attendees will have the chance to learn about the latest research, share best practices, and explore strategies for reducing gun violence in schools, communities, and homes in Minnesota. The summit focuses on collaboration, innovation, and evidence-based approaches to finding solutions to gun violence. By fostering dialogue and encouraging actionable solutions, the summit aims to address the root causes of gun violence and shape the future of prevention efforts in the state.  See the list of speakers.

Join flutist/composer Julie Johnson for an evening celebrating the release of her original compositions and arrangements available now as sheet music. The show features performances by Julie on amplified flute and looping & effects pedals as well as the premiere of "First Ice on Kabetogama," a piece commissioned and performed by Dúo León (Susan Miranda, oboe & Hannah Palmquist Hite, harp). Julie will also be performing her works with an array of local musicians.

HU-LEAD is a leadership development program for first- and second-year students. Participants have the opportunity to kickstart their leadership journey at Hamline and build a community with peers through activities, workshops, and discussions. These experiences are built around topics including strengths, values, and role modeling.

SALD will be hosting two on-campus escape rooms: "Wizard Academy" and "Tomb Escape."

Wield your wand while earning your diploma from Wizard Academy, or sift through bones and decipher ancient hieroglyphs while trying to escape the tomb.

Make your mark on democracy!

On November 5, join your fellow Pipers to vote. Vans will leave from Anderson Center all day to take students to the polling place.

As part of our involvement with CIC's Belong: An Inclusive Learning Community, Hamline faculty, staff, and administrators are invited to register and attend "Feeling Welcome: Connecting Through Conversations," on November 6, 2024, from 2 to 3 p.m.

StepUP! is Hamline’s bystander intervention program that educates students about how to be proactive in helping others. It provides opportunities to think inclusively in how we respond to concerns and interrupt unwelcome actions in our community. It also teaches students how to train their peers to be active members of our community.

Want to learn more about being a bystander and what stops us stepping up in situations where we see something that isn't right?

Join us for an online information session where you’ll meet with staff who will guide you through every step of your education at Hamline.

Family and Friends Weekend will take place on November 8 and 9 and is a time of exploration and fun as you reconnect with your student and meet the Hamline community! The schedule for the weekend will include athletic events, academic panels, a concert by Hamline music ensembles, and other family-friendly entertainment.

Register today and get a glimpse of the Hamline experience while enjoying our beautiful campus with your student and other families. 

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.