Hamline University

As Minnesota’s first university, Hamline has welcomed students of all backgrounds since 1854. In 2019, 45% of Hamline’s incoming class were students of color, and 46% were the first in their families to attend college. Committed to inclusion and social change, Hamline students take the lead both on campus and in the wider community. Hamline undergraduate students have opportunities to participate in research projects with faculty, and each of these students leaves Hamline with an internship, service-learning experience, teaching apprenticeship, or collaborative research project on their résumé.

With more than 50 areas of study in innovative areas such as forensic science and computational data science, as well as an online bachelor’s degree completion program, undergraduate students gain a well-rounded liberal arts education that prepares them for rewarding careers. Graduate students can take advantage of highly sought-after master’s degrees in areas such as business analytics, as well as one-of-a-kind master’s programs with national reputations, including the Master of Fine Arts in Writing for Children and Young Adults. At Hamline, all students get a highly relevant, affordable education.

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Hamline University
1536 Hewitt Avenue
St. Paul, MN 55104
651-523-2800

University of Hamline Investor Information Minnesota Private College Council: Hamline University

Dr. Kathleen Murray Hamline University Acting/Interim President

Year	Series	Original Par Value
2021	Hamline 2021	9,725,000
2017	Hamline 2017B	34,650,000
2017	Hamline 2017A	6,726,000
2013	Seven-Y	9,840,000
2011	Seven-L	8,000,000
2011	Seven-K2	18,330,000
2011	Seven-K1	8,810,000
2010	Seven-E	14,890,000
2006	Six-E3	2,195,000
2005	Six-E2	8,580,000
2005	Six-E1	9,580,000
2002	Five-O	1,000,000
1999	Five-B	7,750,000
1997	Four-K	625,000
1996	Four-I	17,500,000
1992	Three-K	4,565,000
1991	Three-A	4,430,000
1983	Two-G	1,970,000
1979	Two-A	6,000,000

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