Inside Hamline News

Máel Sheridan, Professor of Social Justice and Social Change, was invited to meet with a book club sponsored by the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion program of the Department of the Army account at Deloitte Consulting. In recognition of Transgender...

John Mazis, Professor of History, published the chapter "A Voice in the Wilderness: Ion Dragoumis, Greece, and the West", in the book Greece Between East and West: Culture and Geopolitics, Cambridge Scholars Publishing, April 2023.

A research study conducted by Hamline students Alyssa (Ali) Eastman & Owen Sloop in the Integrative Physiology Lab was published in the Journal of Kinesiology & Wellness this week. Lisa Stegall, the Program Director for Exercise Science, directs the...

Seniors Anika Besst, Bailey Harris, Ruqa Martins, and Calder Michienzi presented papers at the ACTC (Associated Colleges of the Twin Cities) English Majors Conference at Macalester College on Friday, March 31. Besst presented, ""How Lost Objects are...

2 023 Wesley Award Winners Students Anika Besst (she/they) is from Coon Rapids, Minnesota and will graduate this spring from the College of Liberal Arts with a Bachelor of Arts in theatre arts and journalism (with an emphasis in social justice), and...

Dr. Fayneese Miller announced that she will retire from Hamline University on June 30, 2024. In July 2015, the Hamline University Board of Trustees selected Dr. Fayneese Miller as the 20th president of Hamline University. Over the past eight years...

Kenya Nelson presented "Critical Race Theory: Measuring Anti-Black Sentiment In South Korean English Education" at the Second Language Acquisition Graduate Student Symposium at the University of Minnesota. Nelson explored how critical race theory can...

Biology and Biochemistry Professor Betsy Martinez-Vaz, Anna Schultz '23, Lauryn Magwaro '23 and Hailee Aro '24 recently presented their research at Annual Meeting of the American Society of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (ASBMB) in Seattle, WA...

Biochemistry seniors Anna Schultz, Kylie Ross, and Lauryn Magwaro have been selected to be part of the American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (ASBMB) Honors Society, Chi Omega Lambda. The ASBMB Honor Society recognizes outstanding...

Professor of History Kate Bjork will join scholars and artists from Guam, Hawai'i, Puerto Rico, Cuba, the Philippines, Spain and the U.S as a presenter in the Edgar P. Richardson Symposium planned in conjunction with the exhibit " 1898: U.S. Imperial...