Among other priorities for the 2021-22 academic year, the Faculty Consultative Committee is prioritizing improving communications between the FCC and faculty to ensure important concerns are heard and brought to senior leadership.

The University President also addressed concerns about mandates and COVID-19 classroom procedures.

Eligible career paths include health care, business, STEM and education.

After two professors were disciplined for sexual harassment, graduate students frustrated with the administration’s response want to see changes.

The four-year renovation process added the Liberal Arts Engagement Hub and spaces for student groups to meet to the building.

Graduate student instructors expressed concerns about teaching in-person amid the COVID-19 pandemic in an open letter to the University.

New this year, Nice Ride for All is offering discounted bike rides to all University students who receive federal grants.

As the fall semester begins, faculty presented a mixed bag of reactions to in-person classes, including careful trepidation and some frustration, but also excitement for a lack of Zoom and sense of normalcy.

UMN Against Frats, a new student group, led a protest to show solidarity with protesters at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.

Violent and property crimes hit a peak in May 2021, with numbers tapering off by August.