Inside Hamline News

Three Hamline student-athletes earned Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Athlete of the Week.

Hamline women’s hockey is 8-2-0 and ranked No. 10 nationally, with a Jan. 5 game against No. 6 Endicott after the holiday break.

An English associate professor at Hamline University is one of 10 recipients of the Whiting Nonfiction Grant for Works-in-Progress.

Lisa Nordeen won the holiday baking contest among 18 campus entries.

During President Hostetter’s readout of her listening tour on Dec. 4, she shared these “quick wins” that will affect faculty and staff.

During President Hostetter's recent Listening Tour readout on Dec 4, she shared two upcoming improvements that drew applause and cheers from students.

The Hamline Public Safety department shares key winter preparedness tips, urging the community to plan ahead, stay aware of icy conditions, and to use Hamline Alert to stay updated during winter weather.

The work, in collaboration with Qingdao University researchers, explores advanced membrane technologies to address global freshwater challenges.

Education professors Annie Ittner and Letitia Basford presented research at two conferences in November: La Cosecha Dual Language Conference and the English Learner Education (MELEd) Conference. The presentation shares findings from a two-year study exploring the experiences of teachers of multilingual students as they implement a reading curriculum.

Patsy Egan and Kristine Kelly presented at the Minnesota English Learner Education (MELEd) Conference in November 2025.