Climates of Inequality is a national collaboration designed to contextualize racial and environmental injustice in dozens of cities around the country, including Minneapolis and St. Paul.

The past year has been absurd. But even throughout all the craziness, the internet has found ways to spice up each day — whether that be with a whipped coffee recipe or a Bernie Sanders meme.

The board also discussed the University’s COVID-19 response in a virtual meeting Friday.

At the forum, students vocalized their thoughts on the potential for body cameras, a suggestion from Dr. Cedric Alexander’s report.

UMN students and faculty reflect on a year of online learning.

Second-year neuroscience graduate student Samantha Montoya pairs the study of the human brain with visual art in her new coloring book.

Through studying vaccination and infection rates of COVID-19, University administration has decided it will be safe for students to return.

Turning our clocks forwards and backward every year is not just annoying and inconvenient, it has some negative effects, too.

By creating a marketplace for women in Brazil to buy and sell sustainable products, Karla Godoy da Costa Lima seeks to uplift women and address reproductive health issues.