Hamline Events

People have wondered what lies beyond Earth for thousands of years, inspired by the star-filled dark night sky. Today, the search for signs of life is a critical factor in modern-day planetary exploration. Astronomers have found thousands of planets that orbit nearby stars, called “exoplanets.” The newly launched James Webb Space Telescope will enable us to study gases in rocky exoplanet atmospheres, including gases that might be attributed to life. Professor Sara Seager will share the latest advances in this revolutionary field.

Take Back the Campus is a resource fair with activities and food, intended to provide students the opportunity to learn about local resources and opportunities in sexual violence prevention, to learn more about sexual and relationship violence, and to get involved in making Hamline a safer and more supportive place for students and survivors.

The Division of Student Affairs invites our staff and faculty colleagues to an informational networking reception to hear about the profession, journeys, careers, and work undertaken to support student life, development, and success at Hamline University. In addition to learning about the field of Student Affairs (Student Life, Student Development), you'll hear about the services and programs offered by the Dean of Students Office; Residential Life; Disability Resources; Student Activities and Leadership Development; Public Safety; Counseling and Health Services; Gender + Sexualities; The Hedgeman Center for Student Diversity Initiatives and Programs; and the Wesley Center for Spirituality, Service and Social Justice. Meet and network with staff from the division over refreshments, and engage in conversation about collaboration and partnerships to serve Hamline students. 

To learn more about the Government and Nonprofit Fair, and to register, visit the event page on Handshake. Pre-registration is available but not required.

Join us for an introduction to the Hamline experience, including Hamline academics, student life, the admission process, and next steps in your college search.

Attending a virtual information session is a great way to learn more about Hamline's MFA in Writing for Children and Young Adults (MFAC) program.

Attending a virtual information session is a great way to learn more about Hamline's Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing (MFA) program.

In today's competitive world, mastering the art of networking and personal branding is essential for success, whether you're pursuing internships, job opportunities, or leadership roles on campus. Join the HU Leadership Club for a session on how to develop a strong personal brand and build meaningful connections. You'll learn how to present yourself confidently and authentically, both online and in-person, while creating a network that will support your growth in academics and beyond.

Join HUSC for an opportunity to meet your student representatives. Class reps, hall reps, and specialty reps will all be present to hear your concerns and ideas for improving campus life.

Join us virtually for a Transfer Information Session! This webinar-style presentation will give you the opportunity to learn about the credit transfer process, scholarships, financial aid, and to find out how seamless your transition will be! At this event you will also learn what makes Hamline unique and how we support transfer students.