The Faculty Consultative Committee heard a proposal to end the COVID-19 vaccine mandate, which public health experts say is an outdated policy.

After nearly four years as president, Joan Gabel leaves behind a history filled with both praise and backlash.

Romello Lloyd, a 26-year-old student living in Bailey Hall, faces two criminal stalking charges and several EOAA reports. Some students said they feel the University should do more. The University said it has to follow often time-consuming procedures in these cases.

Romello Lloyd, a 26-year-old student living in Bailey Hall, faces two criminal charges and several EOAA reports.

Students, parents and employees raise their concerns about safety and security within residence halls.

At a University of Minnesota Board of Regents special meeting Monday, members also approved the governor’s residence at Eastcliff over the next year.

The Mini Medical School, a series started in 1999, aims to make health information accessible for people worldwide.

Following anti-Muslim hate crimes and terror attacks, U.S. Rep. Ilhan Omar introduced a resolution in the House of Representatives to recognize the threats posed to Muslims during Ramadan.

Most of the Queer Student Cultural Center administration recently resigned and some members of the Board of Governors went on strike.

The University of Minnesota’s SAFE-U alert system, which is the University is federally-required to have, draws both support and criticism from students.