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Remnants of the encampment on the Northrop Mall being cleaned up on Thursday morning.
Closed buildings to open Thursday at noon, encampment scheduled to end
by Theo Franz, Sam Hill, and Alex Steil
Published May 2, 2024
After Ettinger-student coalition dialogues, the administration agreed to make progress on the students’ six demands.
Remnants of the encampment on the Northrop Mall being cleaned up on Thursday morning.
Closed buildings to open Thursday at noon, encampment scheduled to end
by Theo Franz, Sam Hill, and Alex Steil
Published May 2, 2024
After Ettinger-student coalition dialogues, the administration agreed to make progress on the students’ six demands.
Each person identified which text was written by AI correctly, citing awkward phrasing and strange word choices as indicators.
AI or not AI?
by Logan Anderson and Bianca Caputo
Published May 1, 2024
Students and faculty in the University English department picked which version of the same text was generated by artificial intelligence.
By having an option to pay one fee for all required course materials, students will be able to avoid spending money on materials, which is not always accessible to students.
New UMN program plans to make course materials more accessible
by Amirah Razman
Published May 1, 2024
Students will be able to access all of their classes’ course materials at a fixed rate starting this fall.
#WomanLifeFreedom perseveres.
How social media fueled the flames of Iran's women’s rights revolution
by Samantha Siedow
Published May 1, 2024
Since Mahsa Jina Amini’s death sparked a women-led revolution in Iran, students and faculty reflect on social media’s role in influencing social justice movements.
Ozempic (Semaglutide), an injectable pen, is a weekly injection that helps the pancreas produce more insulin by lowering blood sugar levels.
Ozempic: UMN researchers insert their expertise
by Emma Walytka
Published May 1, 2024
What was originally created as a drug to treat type 2 diabetes has gained recent media attention around being used solely as a weight loss drug.
Ann Waltner, the third of four finalists, met with students, staff and Faculty Thursday in the auditorium of the old Bell Museum on the East Bank.
Third UMN College of Liberal Arts dean finalist outlines vision for college
by Logan Anderson
Published April 29, 2024
The position has been filled by Interim Dean Ann Waltner since the departure of Dean John Coleman last July.
UMN Council of Graduate Students reflects on 2023-24 academic year
by Georgia Jensen
Published April 30, 2024
COGS had success this year in resource accessibility, collaboration with the Graduate Student Labor Union and working with University administration.
Behind the scenes of SUA event planning
by Amelia Roessler
Published April 30, 2024
With numerous events throughout the year, Student Unions and Activity employees work to cater to students.
American Indian Cultural House creates space for Indigenous first-years to adjust to college life
by Araia Breedlove
Published April 25, 2024
The AICH is the longest-running multicultural Living Learning Community, starting in 2004.
Sally’s Saloon opens new expansion
by Sophie Eydis and Georgia Jensen
Published April 24, 2024
Sally’s new expansion accommodates up to 350 people.
St. Paul’s Greek life roots itself in agriculture
by Avery Vrieze
Published April 23, 2024
Of the five fraternities and sororities on UMN’s St. Paul campus, many of them have ties to agriculture.
UMN pre-health organizations fundraise for Palestine
by Amirah Razman
Published April 23, 2024
Five University pre-health student organizations led a fundraising campaign to raise money for humanitarian aid in Palestine.
Faculty, students protests occur on Northrop Mall, at Coffman Union
by Theo Franz and Sam Hill
Published April 23, 2024
The protests and encampment protested the University’s financial involvement with several companies affiliated with the Israel-Hamas war.
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Shoes on display at Smileback Vintage in Minneapolis, Minnesota on April 22. Some businesses plan on adding outdoor seating, creating seasonal items or growing their social media presence for the upcoming summer months.
Local businesses plan for student summer hiatus
by Natasha Delion
Published May 1, 2024
Minneapolis police car in Minneapolis, Minnesota, on July 7, 2023. Minneapolis Police have struggled to maintain stable and adequate staffing since 2019.
Crime rates around UMN mostly stagnate with some exceptions
by Alexandra DeYoe
Published May 1, 2024
Twin Cities Pride Festival is Minnesota’s second largest festival and its biggest free Pride festival.
Twin Cities Pride Festival to return in June
by Katrina Bailey
Published April 29, 2024
The conference lasted four days at the Minneapolis Convention Center.
Minneapolis hosts National Planning Conference after 15-year wait
by Grace Aigner
Published April 25, 2024
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Editorial: Good progress has been made with the race wage gap in MN
Editorial: Good progress has been made with the race wage gap in MN
by Diana Ocampo-Valencia
Published May 3, 2024
Progress has been made, but there is still more that needs to happen.
Editorial: The crucial role of cities in advancing health equity: A call to action
Editorial: The crucial role of cities in advancing health equity: A call to action
by Kim Norton and Lourdes Aceves
Published May 3, 2024
Local leaders have the greatest ability to affect this positive change for their communities.
Editorial: The importance of philanthropy
Editorial: The importance of philanthropy
by Zachary M. Linneman
Published May 3, 2024
The University of Minnesota Medical School should pair with corporate and foundations to help fulfill its mission.
Editorial: The two-year marker: Implications of Roe v. Wade across a broadened social lens
Editorial: The two-year marker: Implications of Roe v. Wade across a broadened social lens
by Hannah McMahon, Anne Bjornson, Talia Roitburd, and Rhyan Smith
Published May 2, 2024
Roe v. Wade laid the groundwork for women’s rights in America. Then they were stripped away.
Editorial: The need for meaningful diversity in media
Editorial: The need for meaningful diversity in media
by Annabel Bruton
Published May 2, 2024
Inclusion of diverse characters in media is increasing, but the accurate and meaningful portrayal of minorities is not.
From old-school rap to new-school pop, many artists performed in the Twin Cities this school year.
A school year’s worth of concerts
by Max Mueller
Published April 30, 2024
The Twin Cities saw a variety of performances from all kinds of artists.
John Summit performing at Breakaway Festival in 2023, photo courtesy of Breakaway. These are the musical events to keep an eye out for this summer.
A guide to summer music festivals in Minnesota
by Max Mueller
Published April 29, 2024
Look forward to festivals such as Yacht Club and Basilica Block Party.
Local activist artists share their political prints, poetry and plans for future change.
Local art activism as a tool for liberation
by Sommer Wagen
Published April 26, 2024
Twin Cities activist artists recognize the power of creativity in spurring change.
Shuang Cheng Restaurant on Tuesday. Shuang Cheng has been open for business in Dinkytown since 1990.
Ranking beef and broccoli from five Chinese restaurants on campus
by Ethan Lambert
Published April 24, 2024
I set out to find who makes this basic dish the best.
Minneapolis-based band WHY NOT performs at Spring Jam on Saturday. Along with live music, the festival had a variety of activities including fair rides and food trucks
Spring Jam music performers take center stage
by Maddie Robinson and Avery Vrieze
Published April 21, 2024
The annual one-day event took place Saturday.
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The new gymnastics facility is set to be completed in January 2025.
New gymnastics facility to provide safe, efficient practices for athletes
by Alex Karwowski
Published April 30, 2024
Athletes Village will receive a new $15.5 million building in January 2025.

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