During winter quarter in 1993, former Gophers hockey player Justin McHugh was making impressions all around campus. As a sophomore forward for Minnesota, McHugh became a fan favorite at Mariucci Arena...

Now that warm weather has finally graced the area, students and faculty have the opportunity to refine their basketball skills in preparation for a charity three-on-three tournament June 8-9. The tournament,...

It's partly sunny, breezy and in the 70s, with a 30 percent chance of thuderstorms. Sitting in a cafe, Elmo quickly scanned the weekend weather. Variable clouds with chances of showers and thunderstorms...

For many University students, the end of spring quarter means a chance to forget about classes until September. But for students training to be orientation and registration leaders, the next school year...

Not long ago, I was part of a group of mostly white students that attended a diversity workshop sponsored by the University. The format was pretty much what you would expect: dialoguing, role-playing --...

Like a spurned lover or a stumbling alcoholic, professional women's basketball is back, promising things will be different this time. With memories of past leagues that have come and gone, two new attempts...

Extra chairs were needed to accommodate the standing-room-only crowd of more than 300 award recipients and attendees at an awards ceremony sponsored by the African American Learning Resource Center in...

Despite problems retaining faculty of color, the Board of Regents opted to deny tenure or promotion to several minority candidates. When the Board of Regents reviewed tenure and promotion recommendations...

To get justice, go to the source. Victims can do just that, thanks to a movement in criminal justice called victim-offender mediation. University professor Mark Umbreit helped start the movement, which...

When she took the position in March as the University's new associate vice president for Minority Affairs and Diversity, Nancy Barcelo wondered if she had made the right decision. She had been working...