Inside Hamline News

At this year’s Winchell Undergraduate Research Symposium, Lois Campbell, Mirnesa Delic, and Finn Melchior received a Judges’ Choice Award for their poster presentation, Effects of Mutation P126E and P126R in Watermelon Glyoxysomal Malate...

Hamline Professor Emeritus of Music George Chu has published a new book. Working with Columbia professor Edna Chun, "Transformational Music Teaching" was published by Palgrave Macmillan late last year. A link to the book can be found here.

Hamline MA graduate Amna Kiran has been working for years on getting a bill passed in the state legislature to help simplify Minnesota drivers' tests. The bill recently passed. She is an ESL teacher in Anoka, and she noticed that many of her students...

ITS is implementing a new system for ordering computer equipment. Users should be able to see the assets assigned to them, and budget managers should be able to see the assets assigned to their cost center(s). You can do this through the Hamline ITS...

Associate Professor of Education Sarah Hick and her small team of colleagues at the Saint Paul Public Schools and the University of Minnesota were recently awarded a five-year, $500,000 National Science Foundation Noyce Grant to support the...

Four students from the Doctorate in Management and Public Service Program (DMPS) presented their dissertation research at the American Society for Public Administration Annual Meeting in Minneapolis April 14. The panel "Building Equitable and...

Acting/Interim President Kathleen Murray has announced that Juneteenth, a national holiday which commemorates the ending of slavery in the United States, will be henceforth recognized as a Hamline holiday. Juneteenth is observed annually on June 19...

The Library of Congress has selected the Mahle Lectures Journal ( https://digitalcommons.hamline.edu/mls/) for inclusion in the Library’s collection. In a statement, the Library said "we believe this publication is an important and valuable addition...

Thirty-four Hamline undergraduates from a wide variety of academic disciplines presented their research and creative inquiry work at the National Conference of Undergraduate Research (NCUR) meeting in Long Beach, California last week (April 8-10).

Global Studies program alum Nidhi Jariwala ’22 has been awarded a Global Climate Justice Fellowship at New York University where she is pursuing a Master's degree in International Relations. The fellowship supports "next-generation leaders focused on...