Hamline is again hosting an international conference over Memorial Day weekend. "Women’s Organizations and Female Activists in the Aftermath of the First World War: Moving Across Borders" will feature scholars in a variety of disciplines from eight countries and 25 universities.

Learn more about the exciting summer prospects of four Hamline undergraduate students and soon-to-be alumni.   

Hamline University’s Middle East education to employment exchange program is bringing 20 fellows to United States to learn about business 

 Lucinda Jesson, MN Department Human Services commissioner and former Hamline Law professor to speak.

Former National Public Radio journalist, Bill Buzenberg to discuss transition during challenging times.

John Bridgeland, president and CEO of Civic Enterprises, to give keynote address. 

Religion professor Deanna Thompson has published a memoir entitled, Hoping for More: Having Cancer, Talking Faith, and Accepting Grace. 

Become a more intelligent financial consumer. Sign up for a 10-week class to learn about money and banking plus the proper use of credit and credit card debt.

Theme for this year’s Sexual Violence Awareness week was “Don’t Just Stand There,” empowering Hamline community members to take a proactive stand. 

Artists selected as one of only 30 programs in the country to perform at the Kennedy Center’s National College Dance Festival.

Creative Writing Programs professor Sheila O'Connor has won the 2012 International Reading Association (IRA) award for her novel Sparrow Road.

Hamline University has chosen U.S. Bank to offer enhanced banking services to students, faculty, and staff through its campus identification (ID) cards.

Hamline University has named Dr. Nancy L. Sorenson as dean of its School of Education. Sorenson will begin her new role on July 1, 2012.

New leader, who hails from College of William and Mary, brings interdisciplinary experience and a record of entrepreneurial success.

Hamline's head baseball coach Jason Verdugo takes on new role as the university's athletic director.

Symposium will feature American Public Media economics reporter Chris Farrell.