President Miller issued a statement on the terrible and tragic events of Wednesday, January 6, 2021 in Washington D.C.

President Miller has been appointed to the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Presidents Council, the highest governing body in Division III. 

The new Hamline brand campaign, We Take the Lead, was guided in part by a manifesto that encapsulates the spirit, heart, and mission of the university community. Hear a part of the manifesto for yourself, as read by members of our Hamline community, by watching this video.

The Association of American Colleges and Universities (AAC&U) has chosen Hamline University as one of the nation’s first Truth, Racial Healing & Transformation (TRHT) Campus Center sites. Hamline was the only Minnesota institution chosen for the honor. The grant will engage and empower campus and community stakeholders to advance justice and build equitable communities.

President Fayneese Miller, along with three other university presidents, has been elected as executive committee officer by The New American Colleges and Universities (NAC&U) board of directors.

President Fayneese Miller has issued a 'register to vote' challenge from Hamline to other local Minnesota private colleges. If Hamline has the most Minnesota student voter registrations, President Miller will donate an additional $5,000 to Hamline student scholarships.

Hamline University was awarded a grant to lead an effort designed to bring about lasting change surrounding issues on race, equity, justice, and inclusion in Minnesota.

President Fayneese Miller, Professor Robin Parritz, and Professor Jillian Peterson gave their expert insights about how to talk about and recover from violence as a society.

President Fayneese Miller was recently honored with a 2016 Community Action Award in the education category.

Disabled American Veterans of Minnesota Foundation funds an endowed scholarship for veterans to attend one of Hamline’s online or hybrid graduate programs.

Watch video remarks from the Installation Ceremony of President Fayneese Miller including from Dr. Miller herself along with Senator Amy Klobuchar, Governor Mark Dayton, Congresswoman Betty McCollum, Mayor Chris Coleman, and numerous other dignitaries in higher education.

Dr. Fayneese Miller was installed as the first African American president and second woman president at Hamline on Friday, October 2. Governor Mark Dayton declared Hamline University President Dr. Fayneese Miller Day.

Hamline's 20th president, Dr. Fayneese Miller is now on Twitter. You can follow her @FayneeseMiller and welcome her as she gets started on Twitter.

Hamline Life Trustee Orem O. Robbins recently celebrated his 100th birthday. Orem established the Robbins Scouting Scholarship in honor of his commitment to the Scouts of America, which has helped over 350 scouts receive an education at Hamline. 

President Linda N. Hanson presented about the value of a Hamline education before the Minnesota Senate Higher Education and Workforce Development Committee meeting on January 27.

Hamline President Linda N. Hanson was honored as an exceptional leader at the first-ever Celebrating Twin Cities Women Leaders event.

After a national study, Hamline Student Affairs has been named one of the 30+ Most Promising Places to Work in Student Affairs by Diverse magazine.

Make meal time a chance to make new connections. Look for the Common Table signs in Anderson Center to meet up with friends and colleagues or meet new people.

Hamline University has been ranked fourteenth in the nation in its category in the Washington Monthly 2013 College Rankings, which highlights institutions that value service to the community.

 For the twelfth consecutive year, Hamline University remains the top-ranked Minnesota university in its class according to U.S.News & World Report magazine’s “America’s Best Colleges” edition.

With approximately 1,100 brass rubbings from throughout England, Hamline's is undoubtedly the largest collection in the United States.

Hamline ranks highly in annual “America’s Best Colleges” publication and lands on “Great Schools, Great Prices,” “Strong Commitment to Teaching,” and “Up & Coming Schools” lists. 

Research, service, and social mobility place Hamline University in the top of its class.

Dr. Linda Hanson was recognized by the Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal as one of 25 outstanding leaders of industry at the publication’s annual Women in Business Awards ceremony.

Hamline University School of Law will host the Kenyan Ambassador to the U.S., Elkanah Odembo, during his upcoming visit to Minnesota. 

Join the conversation Tuesday, November 9 at 11:20 a.m. in Sundin Music Hall with guest lecturer, radio broadcasting legend and current executive director of the Center for Public Integrity, Bill Buzenberg. The lecture is free and open to all.

Hamline mourns the loss of board chair and longtime trustee.  

She lived a modest life, and she left a major legacy. Carol V. Beggs, a 1966 Hamline graduate and chemistry major, bequeathed her estate of $2.5 million to her alma mater.

Internationally-known peace-activist and grandson of the legendary leader of India Mohandas “Mahatma” Gandhi, Arun Gandhi will deliver Hamline's Commitment to Community keynote address.

Robb Prince, a member of the Board of Trustees since 1996 and chairman for the last year, passed away peacefully Tuesday.