A variety of group fitness classes, including rhythm cycle and pilates, helps students to stay active.

UMN students struggle with housing issues due to Identity Dinkytown not being ready.

Some students are speaking out after the Supreme Court justice was announced as the guest for the law school’s annual lecture.

After violent incidents occurred on the property housing the Students’ Co-Op, the organization hopes to improve community relationships following safety changes.

Students work to bring more attention to the farmers market amidst the sale of organic produce.

Students testified against the apartment complex and said they should be able to get out of their leases.

The change will allow for funding requests to happen closer to the event being held, instead of at semester breaks.

Eight sustainability projects received funding from the $1.1 million Impact Goals grant from the University’s Institute on the Environment.

Students and faculty are looking to continue their momentum after a successful Earth Month.

The proposal to return land at the Cloquet Forestry Center and the findings of the TRUTH project could lead to stronger relations between the University and Minnesota and Minnesota’s Tribal Nations.