The Hamline men's hockey team has advanced to the MIAC championships and will play St. Mary's at Winona on Saturday, March 7. A fan bus will be available for those who want to cheer on the Pipers.

All are invited to join the Hamline Gospel Choir in Sundin Music Hall on Tuesday, March 10 at 7 p.m. for their end of the year finale show.

All are invited to join in the Twin Cities' observance of the 1965 Selma March on Sunday, March 8 from 2 p.m. - 4 p.m., beginning at the State Capitol and ending at Central Presbyterian Church led by a coalition of faith communities, community organizations, and universities.

Join President Hanson for the annual university update on Tuesday, March 10 from 11:45 a.m. - 12:45 p.m. at Sundin Music Hall.

Anyone interested in writing for television or film are invited to attend a special info session on Thursday, March 5 at 5 p.m. in Giddens Learning Center Room 110W with screenwriter Norman Steinberg.

The Hamline community is invited to join Director of Counseling and Health Services Hussein Rajput and Director of Disability Resources Steve Anderson as they discuss and explore mental health and disability on Wednesday, March 4 at 10 a.m. in Anderson Center Room 304.

Hamline Professor Lisa Ferguson Stegall was interviewed by WCCO-TV Reporter Heather Brown for the Good Question segment where she was asked, "Why do our noses run when it's cold?"

Hamline education students and alumni eligible to teach by December 2015 are invited to the Minnesota Education Job Fair on Monday, April 13 from 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. at the Minneapolis Convention Center.

All students and alumni are invited to the Minnesota Private College Career Consortium being held online on Wednesday, April 15.

Please consider nominating female sophomore students who embodies the qualities of leadership, service, and scholarship for the Claribelle B. Olson award. Nominations are due by Wednesday, March 11.

Please consider nominating first-year or sophomore students who have demonstrated scholastic excellence and contributed to campus academic life for the Mary Maude Knox award. Nominations are due by Wednesday, March 11.

The Asian Pacific American Coalition invites the Hamline community to participate in Korean traditional drumming on Tuesday, March 3 and Wednesday, March 4 from 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. in Bush Student Center HUB.

The Humanities Symposium luncheon program invites the Hamline community to the lecture, "The Power and Potential of Restorative Justice," featuring Shannon Moroney. Please RSVP for this free lunch and lecture by Friday, March 13.

Hamline students and alumni make their mark in countless ways. The new Make Your Mark campaign captures and shares those stories.

The Hedgeman Center invites the Hamline community to the February "This is My Story," on race and ethnicity. All panels are held on the first Thursday of each month from 11:20 a.m. - 12:40 p.m. in Giddens Learning Center Room 100E.

Hamline University is currently seeking candidates for several open positions.

The Hamline community is invited to check out the second issue of Hamline University Libraries and Archives' weekly opt-in newsletter, "It's Academic."

Cheer on your Piper athletes by attending upcoming sporting events. Complete schedules are available online.

The Catalyst Alternative Spring Break Trips program is entered in a national contest and ask the Hamline community to help them win by voting online for the Hamline Catalyst Trips.

The Muslim Student Association would like to invite the Hamline community to their meetings every Monday from 5 p.m. - 6 p.m. in Anderson Room 115.

All are invited to attend a candlelit reading of contemplative poems from around the world at the, "Speaking Like Light" event at 7 p.m. on Thursday, March 5 in the sanctuary of Hamline Church United Methodist Church.

All are invited to session three of the Hamline School of Business Insights and Trends Premier Seminar Series at the Hamline Minneapolis campus featuring Senior Research Fellow at the Center for Sustainable Building Research Richard Strong on Thursday, April 16 from 9 a.m. - 12 p.m.

The deadline for 2015 Summer Undergraduate Collaborative Research proposals is Friday, March, 27 by 5 p.m.

The Hamline community is invited to participate in the spring semester Safe Zone workshops. The next Safe Zone meeting is Wednesday, March 18 in Anderson Center Room 305 from 8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.

All are invited to the Hamline School of Business' next Critical Conversation which will focus on the use of data in the public sector on Friday, April 24 from 8 a.m. - 9 a.m. in the Kay Fredericks Ballroom.

Two law schools that have shaped Minnesota’s legal landscape for more than a combined 154 years, Hamline University School of Law and William Mitchell College of Law, have announced plans to combine.

The Hamline community is invited to the 2015 Hamline University Symposium on the Humanities on Tuesday, March 24 in the Anderson Center Room 111/112.

All are invited to the International Roundtables to hear presentations and participate in discussions of international topics led by Hamline faculty or campus visitors, Fridays from 11:30 a.m - 12:30 p.m. in Giddens Learning Center Room 1S.

Hamline Bookstore invites everyone to join its Purple Onion Book Club which is reading Anne Ursu's, Breadcrumbs and will meet to discuss the book on Monday, March 9 at 6:15 p.m. at Gingko Coffee House.

The 2015 Mahle Lecture reading circle for faculty and staff will be Tuesday, April 7 from 4:30 p.m. - 6 p.m. in Anderson Center Room 304.

Hamline employees are invited to the Risk Management Committee's annual supervisor training on March 23 from 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. and March 27 from 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.

Applications for study abroad colleague positions for courses during the 2015-2016 academic year are now open. The deadline to apply is Friday, April 10.

The International and Off-Campus Programs office would like to provide an opportunity for faculty and staff to become global families for new international students.

The Writing Center is offering 10-minute visits to classes and student groups during which they will describe their services, demonstrate their online scheduling system, and answer questions.

Hamline University Events is creating a Spring Honors events webpage for all schools to post 2015 Spring Honors-related events for students. Submission for the page are due by Tuesday, March 10.

Staff and faculty are invited to join the discussion of Shannon Moroney's memoir, Through the Glass, in preparation for the 2015 Symposium on the Humanities. The discussion will be held Tuesday, March 17 during convo hour.

Faculty and Staff are invited to save the date for this year's Honors Awards Reception on Thursday, May 7 from 6 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.

The Staff Diversity Development Initiative Committee invites all Hamline staff to participate in the upcoming Staff Diversity Reading Circle on Tuesday, March 10 at 1 p.m. in Giddens Learning Center Room 138S.

All 2014 W2 forms are available now on Piperline. Anyone who claimed exempt in 2014 will need to fill out a new form for 2015.

The Hamline University Programming Board invites all students to their annual off-campus dance, Fireball on Friday, March 13 at 9 p.m. at the Lowertown Event Center.

The list of J-term and May term study abroad courses for 2016 is now available online through the Hamline study abroad website.

2015 Summer Collaborative Research proposals are due Friday, March 27.

Hamline undergraduate students are invited to submit their writing by Friday, March 6 for four competitive awards coordinated by the Hamline English Department.

All students are invited to learn how to be confident in any dining setting, how to introduce yourself, make conversation, and much more at the Etiquette Dinner on Thursday, March 12 from 6 - 8 p.m. in Anderson Room 111/112.

All seniors should mark their calendars for the required Grad Fair on April 16-17 for fall 2014, J-term 2015, May 2015, and August 2015 graduates.

Any students interested in serving as volunteer lobbyists at the 2015 Day at the Capitol should register by Monday, March 9.

David Allen Larson, professor of law, was interviewed by Law360 regarding a United States Supreme Court case.

Four Hamline students performed in the Collegiate Honors Band at the Minnesota Music Educators Association conference.

Professor Sharon Press recently taught a short course in Israel, moderated a panel in Ohio, and delivered two presentations in Las Vegas.

Professor Fox has completed writing the first mediation trainers' manual for the Afghanistan Center for Alternative Dispute Resolution in Kabul.

Hamline Law alum Allen Eskens' novel, The Life We Bury, has been nominated for the Edgar Award for best debut novel.

Dr. Craig Waldron, lecturer in the Hamline School of Business, recently presented four seminars at the Upper Great Plains Annual Institute.

Professor of English Veena Deo was invited to join the Board of Directors of Milkweed Editions. 

Seven Hamline School of Education graduates made Education Minnesota's list of nominees for the 2015 Minnesota Teacher of the Year Award.

Studio Art and Art History Professor Andrew Wykes has been awarded the 2015 Minnesota State Arts Board Initiative Award.

Professor of Law Sharon Sandeen was recently interviewed by KARE 11 for a story on Day Fantasy Leagues.

Professor of Law David A. Larson supervised the National Final Rounds of the Arbitration Competition at the American Bar Association Headquarters last month.

Ann Tweedy recently presented at the Association of American Law Schools annual meeting as part of a large panel.

Assistant Professor of Digital Media Arts Josh Gumiela was recently featured on MNTV, a Twin Cities Public Television series that showcases the finest work by Minnesota filmmakers.

Professor Nancy J. Holland is serving as chair of the American Philosophical Association's Task Force on a Code of Conduct.

Professor of History John Mazis had his book, "A Man for All Seasons: The Uncompromising Life of Ion Dragoumis" published.

Mary Jo Brooks Hunter has been named as one of five women leaders who have made outstanding contributions to the legal community by the Minnesota American Indian Bar Association.

The Development Ethics in Jamaica study abroad course led by Professor Imbo has recently returned home after a two-week tour of Jamaica.

Craig Waldron, lecturer in the Hamline School of Business, presented at the Economic Development Association of Minnesota's annual winter conference.

Professor Pope was recently published, organized and moderated two sessions at the American Association of Law Schools' annual meeting, and presented to over 100 people at an event on facilitating dialogue about death by neurological criteria.

Law Professor Laura Hermer's article,"Rationalizing Home and Community-Based Services Under Medicaid," was recently published in the Journal of Health Law and Policy.

Professor Marie Failinger is heading a task force for the Association of American Law Schools section on women in legal education

Dr. Sarah Greenman was recently appointed by Fourth Judicial District Chief Judge Peter Cahill to the Fourth Judicial District Domestic Fatality Review Team.

Religion Professor Deanna Thompson will be featured in a Twin Cities Public Television (TPT) documentary this spring in conjunction with the release of the new Ken Burns documentary about cancer.

Joe Peschek, professor of political science, is the co-author of the new book, The Unsustainable Presidency: Clinton, Bush, Obama, and Beyond, written with William F. Grover.

Law Professors James Coben and Peter Thompson have published the 2014-2015 edition of Mediation: Law, Policy & Practice, the treatise they co-author with Nancy Rogers, Sarah Cole, and Craig McEwen.

Congratulations to Hamline School of Law alumni John Choi '95 and Lori Saroya '13 for being honored with Distinguished Service Awards at Minnesota's 2015 statewide Martin Luther King Jr. holiday event.

Hamline School of Law Professor Sharon Sandeen's recent article, Here Comes the Trade Secret Trolls (with D. Levine), has been accepted for publication by Washington and Lee Law Review Online.

Hamline MBA alumnus Jonathan Sipola creates new benefit corporation to raise funds for survivors of sex trafficking.

Dr. Bill Lindquist, Dr. Karen Moroz, and Dr. Vivian Johnson recently presented at the Lily Conference on Evidenced-Based Teaching and Learning held in Austin, Texas.

Dr. Trish Harvey and Dr. Vivian Johnson recently presented at the Lily Conference on Evidenced-Based Teaching and Learning held in Austin, Texas.

Creative Writing Programs Director Mary Rockcastle wins Kay Sexton Award which recognizes individuals who have shown dedication and work in fostering books, reading, and literary activity.

Ben Phillip, director of technical support services, was a member of two panel sessions at GusDay, an annual information technology conference for Minnesota higher education institutions.

Marie Failinger presented a Continuing Legal Education lecture on the 2013-2014 Supreme Court term.

Assistant Professor of Philosophy Gary Gabor has been voted a member of the elected board of directors of the International Society for Neoplatonic Studies.

Professor John-Mark Schlink has been selected to exhibit his print, "Folding no. 2" in the International Print Center's 50th anniversary exhibition in New York.

Professor Mary Jo Hunter was a member of a panel discussing American Indian tribes, courts, and cultures in Minnesota.

Four Hamline School of Law alumni were honored by Minnesota Lawyer as 2014 Attorneys of the Year.

Mary Jane Morrison has accepted a formal invitation to speak at Shanghai University's law school in March about strict liability in criminal law regarding the United States Postal Regulatory Commission.

Professor Sharon K. Sandeen recently spoke about trade secret law and policy at the 5th Asia-Pacific Innovation Conference at the University of Technology in Sydney.

Molly Isaacson and Tracy Williams recently presented the Hamline Institutional Research newsletter at the Annual Conference of the Association of Institutional Research in the Upper Midwest. 

Hamline University School of Law was awarded a total of $150,000 over the next three years in the form of a grant by the St. Paul Foundation and the F.R. Bigelow Foundation to provide funding for an attorney to staff the medical-legal partnership between Hamline University School of Law and the St. Paul-based United Family Medicine medical clinic.

Hamline Law Associate Professor Mary B. Trevor and Hamline Law Professor of Alternative Dispute Resolution Law and Practice Giuseppe De Palo recently presented, "The Role of Mandatory Mediation in the European Union and the United States."

Kris Deffenbacher published the article, "Mythmaking in Roddy Doyle's The Last Roundup Trilogy" in Nordic Irish Studies' special issue on cultural memory.

Professor Sharon Press was honored with the 2014 A.M. "Sandy" Keith Alternative Dispute Resolution Award by the Board of Directors of the Minnesota Dispute Resolution Center.

Professor of Studio Arts Andrew Wykes' article titled, "Emergence: Coming out of our teachers, the places we loved, and how we find ourselves now" will be published in January of 2015.  

Professor of Law Sharon Sandeen recently spoke about U.S. trade secret law at a conference organized by Waseda University in Tokyo, Japan.

Kris Norman-Major, professor and director of public administration programs in the Hamline School of Business, had an article on succession planning published in the November/December issue of Minnesota Cities Magazine.

Printmaking students, Caitlin Seim and Kyle Nobles, recently had their prints accepted into the 2015 Student Small Print International Exhibition at El Minia University in Egypt.

Dr. Craig Waldron, lecturer in the Hamline School of Business, presented at the Association of Minnesota Counties Annual Conference in Saint Cloud. 

Stacie Bosley, assistant professor of economics, was a guest on Chad Hartmann's WCCO radio program and was also interviewed for the Star Tribune.