Using information from an on-campus weather station and events across the world, faculty members want to educate people on the consequences of changing climate patterns to be better prepared for future events.

Kari Dziedzic is running for reelection this year to continue searching for solutions to housing and public safety issues.

In response to today’s economy and crime, we should be thanking former President Bill Clinton, not Obama, Trump or Biden.

Featuring a conversation with First Focus on Children’s President, Bruce Lesley.

A Broadway scandal, an it-girl, an album and a trendsetting tv show. Here are A&E’s favorites from this summer.

University of Minnesota alum Sara Hanson’s W.O.W. Mobile Metal Lab makes art and metal pouring more accessible to local communities.

The Goldstein Museum of Design’s new exhibit, which is on display until Sept. 25, highlights the omnipresence of plastic in modern life and analyzes its duality as a useful yet damaging material.

Sparked by the 50th anniversary of Twin Cities Pride, the historic Patrick’s Cabaret returns in person to showcase the roots of queer performance in the metro area.

This summer, the Bell Museum is hosting “Gaia,” a humbling recreation of the Earth that broadens our perspectives of our own planet.

Tacos Locos, Dinkytown’s latest restaurant addition, brings invigorating Mexican street food to campus.