Inside Hamline News

Karen Moroz and Trish Harvey in the School of Education and Leadership were invited to present "Increasing Social Presence in Online Synchronous Courses" at the annual Transforming the Teaching and Learning Environment Conference. Their virtual...

Hamline's 2023-24 Fall Academic All-Conference Student-Athletes for the Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (MIAC) were recently announced. Congratulations to our Hamline student-athletes who have gained this recognition. To qualify for...

The Center for Anthropological Services has been awarded a contract by the Minnesota Historical Society to conduct a county-wide archaeological survey of Mower County. The goals of this project include locating previously unrecorded archaeological...

An article entitled "Their mission: Identify and bury Minnesota's historic human remains" has appeared in the Star Tribune. The article interviews Amanda Gronhovd, Dr. Susan Myster, Jeremy Jackson, and Kyle Knapp about the Historic Human Remains...

Minnesota’s Historical Human Remains Project, a team of researchers based at Hamline and funded by a state Legacy Amendment grant, endeavors to match unidentified deceased with their true names and stories. Read the article in The Oracle

The Hamline University Center for Anthropological Services has been awarded a Minnesota Historical & Cultural Heritage Grant for a project at the Grand Meadow Chert Quarry in Mower County, Minnesota, titled "A Pilot Study Using Ground Penetrating...

HUCAS has chosen our spring 2024 Museum Collections Management interns! Congratulations to Madyn DuPaul, Kayla Klinkenberg, and Ray Wilner on their selection. HUCAS offers paid internships working with our staff on cataloging and inventorying of...

Students in Professor David Davies’ Fall 2023 Museum Anthropology course (ANTH 3030 Topics in Sociocultural Anthropology) developed four exhibits exploring recent archaeological excavations at the 830 Simpson House site (1881–1945). The remains of...

Academic libraries from across Minnesota, including Hamline, are working together to ensure that nearly half a million scarcely-held books will remain available to Minnesotans for the foreseeable future. Their collaboration, dubbed the Minnesota...

Are you a full-time faculty or staff member who was inducted into Phi Beta Kappa when you were in college? If so, you are automatically considered a member of the Zeta chapter of Phi Beta Kappa at Hamline University. If you haven't previously done so...