Inside Hamline News

Counseling and Health Services is coordinating with Walgreens to hold three flu and COVID-19 vaccine clinics on campus for faculty, staff, students, their family members, and community members. The clinics will be held on October 2, October 14, and October 22 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in Anderson Center 112.

The men's soccer team recently raised money themselves to buy and distribute backpacks and school supplies for children through Mi C.A.S.A, a nonprofit organization in Shakopee.

After serving Hamline for more than 35 years, Ken Dehkes, associate vice president for facilities, is retiring. Come wish him well at a reception Friday, September 26 at the Bush Memorial Library patio.

You're invited to attend the new fall exhibition, "A Gathering of Waters," featuring the work of visiting artist  Roshan Ganu. This is your chance to meet the artist and hear about her creative process. The opening reception is Friday, October 10...

The inauguration of Mayme K. Hostetter, the 22nd president of Hamline University, is November 6 – less than two months away. Organizers are seeking staff volunteers to fill nearly 50 positions to help make this joyous occasion a success.

Professor Valentine Cadieux of the Hamline Environmental and Climate Studies program was on a public art team featured at the 40th Farm Aid Festival in the Twin Cities last week.

Students are invited to travel to the Himalayas and hike at Annapurna Base Camp in Nepal through the INTD 1980: Intro to Adventure Leadership course in May 2026. Faculty experts in genetics, leadership, and literature will mentor students.

On September 12, Ken Fox, professor of business and University Professor of Critical Thinking and Conflict Management, presented a one-day virtual seminar on "US Models of Dispute Resolution" to a group of 38 lawyers who are completing an advanced degree program on Mediation and Negotiation at the Catholic University of Paris.

During the summer, graduate students Emilie Scott, Monica Turner, and Professor Michelle Benegas represented Hamline University at Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) Advocacy Action Days.

Get ready to connect, grow, and thrive with Counseling and Health Services' free group therapy sessions this fall. This is a way for you to build community and learn more about yourself in a safe and supportive environment.