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Event brings in Facebook representative to discuss social media and 2016 election

by Luc Mainguy
Published September 18, 2017
The 2017 Minnesota Election Summit brought multiple officials and figures to discuss social media in the 2016 presidential election.

University proposes $234.5 million bonding request

by Michael Achterling
Published September 18, 2017
The University is asking the state for $200 million for building repairs and improvements.

Obstetrics units inaccessible for many rural women, U study says

by Sally Samaha
Published September 18, 2017
The percent of hospitals without obstetrics units increased from 45 percent to 54 percent between 2004 and 2014.

About half of University students graduate with debt, report says

by Jonathan Du
Published September 18, 2017

Over half of University of Minnesota bachelor's degree recipients graduate with debt, according to a report published by University Government and Community Relations last month. One-third of bachelor’s...

Mapps Coffee undergoes renovations on Friday with plans to reopen as Campus Cafe on West Bank.

Mapps Coffee and Tea to reopen as new restaurant

by Arianna Valenzuela-Zazueta
Published September 18, 2017
The coffee shop will be renamed as Campus Cafe, bringing Turkish food to the University community.

$15.8 million set aside in capital request for greater MN campuses

by Michael Achterling
Published September 17, 2017

Brianna Hanson, a ranking representative of the student senate, addresses At-Large Rep candidates at the first Minnesota Student Association forum of the semester on Sept. 12 in Frasier Hall on East Bank.

MSA discusses goals for the year at first meeting

by Max Chao
Published September 15, 2017
MSA's first forum on Tuesday welcomed students to learn about future plans.

University-hosted conference aims to shift conversation around gun violence

by Sally Samaha
Published September 14, 2017
Experts at the conference, co-hosted by the University's School of Public Health, want the public to view gun violence as a health issue.
Doran Companies and CSM Corporation will present plans for a 25-story apartment tower in Marcy Holmes at a Heritage Preservation Commission meeting in October.

Student government and neighborhood association lobbies for housing affordability in Marcy-Holmes

by Max Chao and Arianna Valenzuela-Zazueta
Published September 14, 2017
Students and the Marcy-Holmes Neighborhood Association don't agree with certain aspects of the proposal.
Founder of Pioneer Staffing and Training Mohamud Noor poses for a portrait in Cedar Riverside on Monday, Sept. 11. 

New Cedar-Riverside initiative seeks to boost employment rates

by Kelly Busche
Published September 14, 2017
A new public-benefit corporation hopes to reduce Cedar-Riverside’s 18 percent unemployment rate.
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