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Hundreds gather for first Hamline-Midway town hall – The Oracle
7 hours ago · On Thursday, Oct. 17, over 350 Hamline students and Midway community members gathered in Bush Ballroom for the first Hamline Undergraduate Student Congress (HUSC) and Hamline Midway Coalition (HMC) town hall with local officials. A variety of issues were discussed but there was an emphasis from the community on the Kimball Court Apartments and the...
A look into Indigenous identities – The Oracle
7 hours ago · A look into Indigenous identities. Last Monday, Oct. 14, was Indigenous People’s Day, a celebration of Indigenous folks worldwide. Despite not having the day off, I still took the time to reflect on the day and my identity. In the 19 years I have been around I have only recently begun to feel more connected to my Indigenous identity and culture.
Hamline’s ever-changing community – The Oracle
Feb 17, 2022 · Hamline’s ever-changing community. Hamline looks to the future in the wake of a new slew of faculty and staff departures. Lydia Meier, Senior ReporterFebruary 17, 2022. Sena Ross. The 2021 fall semester at Hamline saw significant changes to the makeup of campus due to faculty retirements and sabbaticals, as well as staff departures.
A return to optional masking – The Oracle
Feb 21, 2023 · Hamline has shifted into and out of masking requirements over the past two weeks. Hamline moved to the Level Two COVID Shift Plan starting Feb. 10 due to seeing a “rapid shift” in COVID-19 cases during the third week of the spring semester. At Level Two masks were required in classroom and lab spaces. An...
About the Oracle – The Oracle
The Oracle has been published by Hamline students since 1888. The paper is funded through a student fee levied by the university’s Student Media Board. We are a public forum. The opinions expressed within are not necessarily those of the student body, faculty or staff. Our weekly print issue is published on Wednesdays. We do not...
One meet at a time – The Oracle
Feb 14, 2023 · One meet at a time. As the end of the winter season comes over the horizon, Hamline’s men’s and women’s Swimming and Diving team reflects on their first season with new head coach Alex Card. Cathryn Salis, sports editorFebruary 14, 2023. Whether you follow Instagram or go to meets, any observer can tell that the Hamline Swimming and ...
Soaring into changes: what’s new with orientation? – The Oracle
May 4, 2022 · The 2021-22 school year may end but Hamline will remain bustling with students staying for research, classes or attending orientation. Unlike what has been done historically, Hamline’s Summer Orientation and Registration (SOAR) will not include an overnight. SOAR has been an overnight event for incoming first-years and transfer students every summer.
Men’s Soccer off to best start in the past four years
Oct 24, 2023 · In the world of sports, every match tells a story. This season, Hamline men’s soccer has been crafting a narrative that is capturing attention. In the midst of this exceptional season, they have outperformed the records of previous years. They have surpassed last season’s win total in Coach Oliver’s first season. This achievement signifies the...
Searching for traces of Hamline history – The Oracle
May 2, 2023 · As Minnesota’s first university, Hamline is full of history. All around, there are remnants of the past: a font that was popular in the 1950s, chalk scribbles on brick walls and signatures carved into wooden desks and painted on walls, dating all the way back to the 1800s. This spring, many Hamline students have stumbled...