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Correction: This week, Hamline Oracle staff learned of inaccuracies in their reporting about how the depictions were shown in class.
In its initial coverage of the incident, The Oracle describes that López Prater gave a content warning for more than two minutes prior to (1/3)
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Major national coverage erupted when Hamline ended the contract of adjunct Art History professor Erika Lopez Prater after she shared depictions of the Prophet Muhammad with her class. The article can be found through the link in our bio.
With the recent snow storm comes the snow plows to clear up the streets and parking lots on campus. Here is a guide for where and when plows will be. If you have a car on campus, make sure you don't park in these areas when the plows start to clear the snow.
The homicide suspect that residents were alerted of Thursday morning through an emergency alert is in custody. The notification was originally sent to a larger geographic area than intended. Story: https://t.co/PRf4XrIXCq
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