Hamline Midway is a small, but diverse community that prides itself on being walkable and engaged with each other and the community. It's mostly residential with light retail sprinkled alongside the major routes of Snelling and University. Hamline University is the oldest university in Minnesota. It started in Red Wing, Minnesota, and then moved to Hamline in 1880. It's still a well-respected university today. Hamline Midway has an eye toward the future in terms of development. A private park was torn out and is being replaced with an affordable housing complex in conjunction with the professional soccer stadium being developed nearby.

Hamline Midway was first Hamline Village 150 years ago. It was surrounded by dirt trails, farms, and wetlands. In 1880, Hamline University came to Hamline Village and over the next twenty years, the natural surroundings were replaced with houses, streets, a fire hall, a post office, and other amenities of the modern world. With that, Hamline Village was gone, and Hamline Midway came into existence. There's not much known about the history of Hamline Midway, but today, the city is not a big one, and it's diverse in many ways. There is a real feeling of community, and the residents are enthusiastic supporters of the school, the arts, and each other. (rev. 01/30/21)

In December of 2019, St Paul adopted a Climate Action & Resilience Plan, in conjunction with the Great Plains Institute. In this document, St Paul is setting a goal of achieving carbon neutrality by 2050. St Paul is pushing to have increase sustainability in a couple different ways. 1. They are looking to reduce carbon by making buildings more efficient. This would include changing the building codes to increase efficiency. 2. They are looking to have the transportation sector change to electric vehicles. They also want people to drive less.

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