Inside Hamline News

Jermaine Singleton, English professor, presented his paper on Black speculative thought at the 141st MLA Convention in Toronto as part of the “Can Afrofuturism Mend the World?” panel

The Mary Maude Knox and Claribelle B. Olson award recognize students who demonstrate leadership, service and academic excellence. Nominations are due Feb. 18.

The 2025–2026 John Wesley Awards honor undergraduate students, faculty, and staff who demonstrate outstanding leadership and service. Nominations are open through noon on Feb. 16.

Donate gently used professional clothing and accessories to the Career Development Center’s clothing drive through Feb. 12.

The Beloved Community Awards recognized seven members of the Hamline University community: Isaac Garcia, Elisa Lopez, Molly Doran, Lynette Wahl, Jermaine Singleton, Maggie Struck and Rebecca Neal.

Marcela Kostihova and Irina Makarevitch presented at the 2026 AAC&U annual meeting. Their sessions focused on generative AI in liberal arts education and the evolving role of the humanities.

Mubanga Kalimamukwento, an MFA adjunct instructor, will be at the Anoka Local Author Fair in February showcasing her new book.

Religion professor Mark Berkson published an article on a classical Confucian thinker Xunzi.

Professors Stacie Bosley, Kiana Kotasek ‘23, Sarah Greenman, and Samantha Snyder conducted research examining misleading earnings claims by multi-level marketing companies.

Bob Davies joins the athletic department as head football coach. A former Division I quarterback, he has coached at every collegiate level and was one of the youngest Division I offensive coordinators in history.