Inside Hamline News

Many students take advantage of the Career Development Center (CDC), a resource that encourages students to build their skills, explore opportunities and make connections throughout their time at Hamline University. During the 2025-2026 academic year...

Starting college comes with uncertainty and a lot of questions. Who better to offer advice than students who have been through it themselves.

Soeffker Gallery will feature the Mercy of Events, an exhibit by artist Jade Hoyer, from Sept. 8 through Oct. 3.

Patsy Egan, director of Adult Basic Education Teaching and Learning Advancement System (ATLAS), presented at the international Literacy Education and Second Language Learning for Adults symposium in Brno, Czechia, where researchers, instructors, and policymakers gathered to discuss adult language learners with little to no first-language literacy.

Twenty-six undergraduate Hamline students completed a 10-week research program, working alongside faculty mentors on original research and creative projects. The projects spanned disciplines including neuroscience, biology, engineering, psychology, and public health to sociology, economics, environmental studies, criminology, creative writing, performance, and the humanities.

Valentine Cadieux, associate professor of anthropology, presented on do-operative economic democracy and environmental action at the Association of Cooperative Educators' 75th anniversary Summer Institute in Minnesota.

Angela Pelster-Wiebe, director of the Creative Writing Program, discusses her new book on the Behind the Covers podcast.

Sonal Gerten, a faculty member in the School of Business, will perform in Made in India, an original dance-drama at the Cowles Center, in three of the production’s six performances. She will perform at 7 p.m. on Saturday, Aug.22; Wednesday, Aug. 26; and Friday, Aug. 28.

Employees are invited to a webinar exploring generational differences, connection, empathy and collaboration, with practical strategies to support wellbeing and stronger workplace relationships

Stacie Bosley, professor of economics, was recently featured on the “Easy Prey” podcast.