Some restaurants around the University campus remain closed or rely on online ordering to sustain sales through an uncertain fall season.

The Gophers lost three starters from a year ago, but transfers and underclassmen look to fill the gaps.

A&E spoke with Hippo Campus frontman, Jake Luppen, about his new sound, band drama and more ahead of his upcoming solo album “Lupin” premiering Oct. 9.

With wetter growing seasons, manure sidedressing could help crops retain nutrients and reduce pollution.

Flip the Script Fest, coming this weekend, is leaving Hollywood's stereotypical tropes behind and spotlighting queer people as the main characters.

With roots in North Minneapolis, the University’s research and outreach center is meeting its ten-year anniversary with a vision for the future and a portfolio of ongoing work addressing systemic racism.

The Marcy-Holmes Neighborhood Association, alongside the Minneapolis Police Department, hosted two crime walks in the area last week to alert the community about a man who has been filming confrontations with people in the neighborhood and leaving flyers on cars with racist rhetoric.

Some students have opted to live at home or in off-campus housing this fall.

Katie Duong and Maya Kaperick, both native Oregonians, speak on their experiences with fires, air pollution and the realities of climate change.

International students taking classes from their home countries are managing conflicting time zones, lack of sleep and isolation while navigating a new learning environment.