A majority of renter households in University-area neighborhoods are considered cost burdened.

After helping to free Myon Burrell, UMN Law students continue to advocate for others who were incarcerated as juveniles.

Twin Cities homeless shelters found that residents are not testing positive for COVID-19 in the mass numbers they originally anticipated. The bigger risk is the staff.

With the temporary easing of restrictions during the pandemic, students are signing up for food benefits in droves.

The Developmental Therapeutics Clinic was created to give cancer patients access to an array of novel therapies.

The District 1 Commissioner is leaving the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board after a tenure focused on student outreach and progressive, environment-oriented policies.

The undergraduate student government will vote in March on a resolution that would allocate half of its purchases to businesses owned by women, people of color or members of LGBTQ communities.

In developing biodegradable alternatives, Dr. Paul Dauenhauer seeks to reduce reliance on fossil fuels.

A University Ph.D. candidate and her brother created the podcast to collect and preserve stories of Japanese Americans incarcerated during World War II.

Minnesota high school seniors who meet certain requirements could receive a letter automatically enrolling them in state colleges.