Inside Hamline News

Hamline professors studied a literacy program for multilingual learners and found schools must tailor curriculum to support diverse student needs.

Erin Hawley Cronin, Ed.D., a Hamline CASA advisor published an article on becoming an education activist through action research.

Arnold and his husband became the first same-sex couple whose marriage was officially sanctioned by the Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe.

The event will feature local contributors as they read their literary work, including poetry, essays, and short fiction.

This special event was made possible by the dedication of campus partners and more than 50 staff volunteers who brought it all together.

Adopt-a-Drain encourages community members to “adopt” local storm drains to keep them clear of debris.

Food insecurity affects many in our community, and this drive helps provide essential items to those in need.

Ken Fox, a professor at the School of Business, presented at a conference

On Thursday, November 13 at 11:30 a.m. in Anderson 111, Hamline’s Community Conversation series presents, “Engaging & Learning Across Differences - Part II"

Moroz, a former middle school teacher, led an interactive session guiding educators to create spaces where students engage in discussions AI can’t dictate.