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The student news site of Hamline University.

The Oracle
The student news site of Hamline University.

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Cathryn Salis

Cathryn Salis, Editor in Chief

Cathryn Salis (they/them) is a senior at Hamline studying elementary education and studio arts. Previous to being large and in charge, Salis worked for The Oracle in the sports section as a writer and editor for three years.

Originally from Denver, CO, Salis has lived in and loved the Midway community for its summertime wildflowers and abundance of Little Free Libraries. Outside of The Oracle, Cathryn is involved in Hamline’s Sculpture Guild, Student Media Board, and Zinesters Local 55104.

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[Photo] Hamline hosts long-awaited conversation about academic freedom

September 12, 2023
The Student Activities and Leadership Development office and the Hedgeman Center swapped rooms over the summer, which allowed for both offices to experience a different layout of their spaces. The Hedgeman Center is now in Anderson 319 and has couches, tables and work spaces for anyone in the space to use.

Hedgeman Center welcomes new space and director

Cathryn Salis, Editor in Chief
September 12, 2023
A letter from the editor

A letter from the editor

Cathryn Salis, Editor in Chief
September 12, 2023
The return of Campus Recreation

The return of Campus Recreation

Cathryn Salis, Sports Editor
May 2, 2023
Interactive exhibits included senior Gracee Hurley-Brown’s block and rock table, which explicitly encouraged attendees to pick up and play with the displayed figurines.

Soeffker spotlight: Seniors ‘23

Cathryn Salis, Senior Reporter
April 25, 2023
Raising a glass to Professor Andrew Wykes

Raising a glass to Professor Andrew Wykes

Cathryn Salis, Senior Reporter
April 18, 2023
Junior Brady Bennett poses with junior Charlie VanGuilder and his parents after a game early in the 2022-23 season.

Brotherhood, modeled

Cathryn Salis, sports editor
April 18, 2023
A screen grab taken on 9:03 a.m. on March 7 of the survey results for a question about Hamlines Reputaion.

Branding survey sends mixed messages

Cathryn Salis and Ben Rosenberg
March 10, 2023

One meet at a time

Cathryn Salis, sports editor
February 14, 2023
Do you Have a story to tell?

Do you Have a story to tell?

Cathryn Salis, sports editor
December 6, 2022

Hockey hits the wall

Cathryn Salis, sports editor
November 22, 2022

Hamline Havoc: eSports hosts Smash tournament

Cathryn Salis, sports editor
November 8, 2022
I am: Piper IMpact

I am: Piper IMpact

Cathryn Salis, sports editor
October 4, 2022
Hamline students packed the stands for the football game against University of Minnesota Morris on Sept. 10. Floods of Hamline gear covered the bleachers on Saturday afternoon.

School spirit has never looked this good

Cathryn Salis, sports editor
September 13, 2022
The defunct club of the future

The defunct club of the future

Cathryn Salis, sports editor
May 4, 2022
Many of the inclusion groups were hosted in Drew Science 118, the lecture hall in the building. This testing period hosted a varied number of participants each week.

Conversations of inclusion continue

Cathryn Salis, Sports Editor
April 27, 2022
Critical conversation on Critical Race Theory

Critical conversation on Critical Race Theory

Cathryn Salis, Sports Editor
April 13, 2022
All the campus is a stage

All the campus is a stage

Cathryn Salis, Sports Editor
April 13, 2022
A display set up by Hedgeman Center student workers showcased Anna Arnold Hedgeman’s many contributions to the Civil Right movement.

Hamline Alum subject of social justice keynote

Jacob ‘Coby’Aloi and Cathryn Salis
April 13, 2022

MIAC round-up

Cathryn Salis, Sports Reporter
March 30, 2022

Conversation and storytelling: anti-racism and empathy

Anika Besst and Cathryn Salis
March 22, 2022
Looking forward to lacrosse season

Looking forward to lacrosse season

Cathryn Salis, sports editor
March 2, 2022
Rachel Peterson Jenneel Rodney proudly sports hard-earned Hamline track and field apparel.

Out-throwing the distance

Cathryn Salis, sports editor
February 9, 2022

Football finishes strong

Cathryn Salis, sports editor
November 17, 2021
Aidan Stromdahl The Pipers celebrate their win over Saint Benedict only momentarily to show good sportsmanship, but they make sure to uplift each other in their breif celebration.

Siding out the bad luck streak

Cathryn Salis, sports editor
November 10, 2021

Opening the gym, occasionally

Cathryn Salis, sports editor
November 10, 2021
The NCAA and tiny liberal arts colleges

The NCAA and tiny liberal arts colleges

Cathryn Salis, sports editor
November 10, 2021
Sophomore Dom Warzecha played in the ITA bracket as the #2 doubles team along with sophomore Isaac Hultberg. The pair fell to a Bethel team in the first round.

Tennis takes on the ITA tournament

Cathryn Salis, sports editor
October 15, 2021
The Pipers faced off against the Saints on Saturday, October 2 at Klas Field. This is only the second time in three semesters the Pipers have played in front of fans at their home field.

The homecoming of normalcy

Cathryn Salis, sports editor
October 8, 2021
Aidan Stromdahl Klas Field is an iconic scene for many student athletes at Hamline, and now with the lifting of spectator restrictions, new students can see the stadium for the first time while attending games.

Weekly Piper round-up

Cathryn Salis, sports editor
October 6, 2021
Aidan Stromdahl The ever-changing regulations and guidelines may become confusing for many students, but the rules for spectators this semester are simple.

Catching up to speed

Cathryn Salis, sports editor
October 6, 2021
Andrea Lindner

The return of the intramural program

Cathryn Salis, sports editor
September 29, 2021
Aidan StromdahlDespite some changes in the set up, the Aerobic Center is very similar to the way it was arranged in the previous semester. Facing the Old Main lawn, the center gets plenty of natural light through the huge front windows. Privacy for the users of the center is maintained by the shades that can be adjusted to fit one’s preference.

The future of non-athletics

Cathryn Salis, Sports Reporter
September 23, 2021
Aidan StromdahlJunior Tara Deleo maintains posession during the women’s lacrosse match against Wartburg college.

Weekly MIAC round-up

Cathryn Salis, Sports Reporter
May 14, 2021

Irregular Regulations

Cathryn Salis, sports editor
May 8, 2021
courtasey of Hamline Athletics First year Connor Prok placed sixth in the discus competition with a distance of 32.10 meters thrown. All the track athletes showed up to represent their school with pride and perseverance at their first outdoor meet of the season.

Weekly MIAC round-up

Cathryn Salis, Senior Reporter
April 14, 2021
Courtesy of Hamline AthleticsTRIA Rink has been the hockey teams’ home rink since 2018.

Weekly MIAC round-up

Cathryn Salis, Sports Reporter
March 24, 2021
courtesy of Hamline Athletucs

Weekly MIAC Roundup

Cathryn Salis, sports editor
March 17, 2021
courtesy of Hamline Athletics

A goal is scored, but no one cheers

Cathryn Salis, sports editor
March 10, 2021
courtesy of Hamline Athletics

Racking up wins in the rink

Cathryn Salis, sports editor
March 10, 2021
courtesy of Hamline Athletics

Bounce back, bounce back like a basketball

Cathryn Salis, sports editor
March 4, 2021

Weekly MIAC Round-up Spotlights

Cathryn Salis, sports editor
February 24, 2021

First COVID-19 MIAC Roundup

Cathryn Salis, sports editor
February 17, 2021

Raising the bar while raising funds

Cathryn Salis, Reporter
November 25, 2020
Black and white photograph of Hamline basketball player holding a basketball in this hand

Peach baskets 125 years later

Cathryn Salis, Reporter
November 18, 2020
Courtesy of Hamline Athletics When the weight room was open to the public it was a gathering place for those who wanted to get in shape. Now it is only accessible to athletes who need to train for their sport.

Jumping outside the box

Cathryn Salis, Reporter
November 11, 2020
COURTESY OF HAMLINE ATHLETICS Coach Josh Blaschko has taken over of head coach of Men’s Track and Field. Blaschko has coached the throwers at Hamline for the past eight years. During this time Blaschko coached students to 24 MIAC titles and several more awards and honors.

Once a Piper, always a Piper

Cathryn Salis, Reporter
November 4, 2020

Picking up the pace

Cathryn Salis, Reporter
October 21, 2020

Flexible in more ways than one

Cathryn Salis, Reporter
October 14, 2020
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