Hamline Events

We encourage all students, alumni, and music enthusiasts to join us in experiencing musical performances at Hamline. 

View original artwork made by students enrolled in PBHL1980: Introduction to Fat Studies. This collection of works examines diet culture, healthism, fatphobia, racism, and beauty, and encourages viewers to embrace fat joy and embodied possibility.

The Criminal Justice and Forensic Science Department Senior Capstone students will present a series of infographics addressing pressing contemporary issues in the field that are related to their experiences in an intensive, semester-long internship at criminal justice, forensic science, and social organizations. Members of the internship organizations will be in attendance along with members of the Hamline community. We invite you to explore these issues through the final work of seniors in the Criminal Justice and Forensic Science Department. You may come and go as you are able (drop-in). Light refreshments will be served.

Students in any academic field who completed a research or creative inquiry project will present their work in this fun and exciting celebration of student research. Stop by to support your peers and learn more about opportunities for your own student research.

We encourage all students, alumni, and music enthusiasts to join us in experiencing musical performances at Hamline. 

View original artwork made by students enrolled in PBHL1980: Introduction to Fat Studies. This collection of works examines diet culture, healthism, fatphobia, racism, and beauty, and encourages viewers to embrace fat joy and embodied possibility.

Hear from Patty Born, Associate Professor of Education and Co-Program Director of Environmental and Climate Studies, about her recent travels to the United Nations Conference of the Parties (COP 28). Learn about the world's response to climate change: the solutions, policies, and practices that are moving us toward a just and sustainable future. 

We encourage all students, alumni, and music enthusiasts to join us in experiencing musical performances at Hamline. 

All community members are welcome to join the Center for Justice and Law and the students of the Environments, Justice, and Wellbeing class as they read Let This Radicalize You by Kelly E. Hayes and Mariame Kaba. Optionally, engage with the accompanying workbook which can be downloaded & printed for free at https://www.haymarketbooks.org/books/2200-let-this-radicalize-you-workbook. 

For Part Three of this book club, read to the end of the book, and engage in conversation on the final chapters of the book: “Hope and Grief Can Co-exist,” “Organizing Isn’t Matchmaking,” “Avoiding Burnout,” “Relationships, Reciprocity, and Struggle,” and “Beyond Doom, Toward Collective Action.”