Inside Hamline News

Professor Kate Bjork presented research on the history of the U.S. empire as part of the Smithsonian's Edgar P. Richardson Symposium. Organized in conjunction with a major exhibition, 1898: Imperial Visions and Revisions, the symposium brought over...

Anne Rynearson, Digital + Studio Arts Adjunct Faculty, is currently presenting her series of paintings titled, "Liminal Realities + Enigmatic Constructs," in a solo exhibition at the Calendula Gallery in St. Paul's Lowertown district. The exhibition...

Professor Richard Pelster-Wiebe will present his new film at the Chicago Underground Film Festival (CUFF) this month. CUFF exhibits the most genre-defying, groundbreaking, and unique films emerging from underground scenes internationally. As the...

Religion professor Mark Berkson published an essay on "Teaching Religion and Upholding Academic Freedom" in a special issue of the Journal of Religious Ethics that focused on the controversy involving Islamic art at Hamline University. Berkson wrote...

Hamline University music professor emeritus George S.T. Chu co-authored Transformational Music Teaching, which examines transformative and inclusive approaches to the teaching of music at the postsecondary level based on first-person interviews with...

Work by Curt Lund, associate professor in the department of Digital + Studio Arts, has been selected for an upcoming art exhibition at the University of South Dakota in Vermillion, South Dakota. Lund's mixed media artist’s book "XX XY" was selected...

Two artworks by Curt Lund, associate professor in the department of Digital + Studio Arts, are on display at Spark Gallery in Denver, Colorado, as part of their exhibition, “Westward Bound.” Juror for the exhibition was Anna Bernhard, director of the...

A team of physics students - Tommy Andersen, Kiera Christianson, Zach Griebel, and Shane Mettler - recently won the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)’s People, Prosperity and the Planet Student Design Competition, led by Dr. Lifeng Dong...

MinnPost recently interviewed Professor Lifeng Dong regarding Hamline's push to expand accessibility of lead testing. A link to the interview is here.

We have created a new app (it works on Apple and Android devices) to help you get connected to campus. Think "Pokemon Go meets Hamline faculty and staff." Here's a web page that describes it. Here's a Youtube video showing it in use. Here's the...