Since the start of spring semester, groups on campus have called for an increase in pandemic safety measures by writing press releases, sending letters to University administrators and creating petitions.

Are you confused about the COVID-19 policy changes this semester to keep students safe? Here’s a breakdown of the recent updates so far.

Announced Nov. 1, the program comes as an indication of strengthening relationships between the University and tribal nations but some argue that the program’s eligibility criteria should extend to more students.

Amid attempts across the nation to dictate how concepts like race and gender appear in academic curriculum, the University of Minnesota signaled it would protect academic freedom through a new resolution.

The Minnesota Student Association released a statement opposing the pay raise, which will amount to over $1.1 million by 2026.

The Minneapolis Foundation funded the partnership to improve educational experiences in the Minneapolis school district.

CBS announced in a recent email that the school is set to increase wages for some student positions, which will go into effect in January.

Many University of Minnesota staff and faculty members did not support President Gabel’s recent salary and benefits increase, especially because they said they have not received fair compensation for working through the pandemic.

PSG Congress is recommitting on the current standardized policy for the University to allow students to attend remotely if they have a legitimate reason.

The board also approved the contract of the new chief auditor.