As meetings move online and developments are slowed, the University-area neighborhoods are taking different approaches to serve their community during COVID-19.

In some states, students are beginning to serve on missions directly related to the coronavirus.

The new apartments would house 65 micro-units, developed by North Bay Companies.

Through the development of a 14-day meal kit, University researchers aim to help rural Minnesota grocers and communities cope with food availability during the pandemic.

Nonalcoholic steatohepatitis affects 3% to 6% of Americans. It is initially symptomless and hard to identify in patients.

The Minnesota Daily welcomes Dylan Miettinen as editor-in-chief and Tiffany Welty as the business operations officer, starting in early May.

Though COVID-19 relief is the Legislature's top concern, lawmakers say the insulin access legislation remains a priority.

The University of Minnesota Foundation set up an emergency fund last month to support students with their finances.

With the shuttering of many businesses, students have been laid off and had hours cut. Many students do not qualify for the $1,200 federal government support.

The Board of Regents will vote on a student refund plan that includes 100% refunds for housing, meal plan and parking fees.