The Minnesota Daily

New UMN program offers $1,500 to minority grad students for financial emergencies

by David Clarey
Published February 6, 2017

The DOVE Emergency Fund offers a one-time award of $1,500 to help minority students complete their degrees after emergencies.

UMN’s #ImmigrationSyllabus provides historical context on U.S. immigration

by Raju Chaduvula
Published February 6, 2017

Historians are collecting material on a single site to aid students, educators, activists and policymakers.

Gov. Mark Dayton calls for new plan to improve state’s water quality

by Max Chao
Published February 6, 2017

His plan to make a 25 percent improvement to state water quality by 2025 was part of Friday's state environmental congress.

Tina Marisam takes over as Title IX coordinator at UMN

by Natalie Rademacher
Published February 6, 2017

Tina Marisam was named head of the Office of Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action.

12 candidates vie for four open Board of Regents seats

by Kevin Beckman
Published February 6, 2017

A joint legislative committee will make recommendations to the full legislature later this week.

UMN Medical School lobbies state legislature for new health facility as rankings lag

by Ryan Faircloth
Published February 6, 2017

The University is asking for $69.3 million in state money for a new health sciences building.

Four football players expelled, two suspended in relation to sex assault, UMN panel says

by Mike Hendrickson and Christopher Aadland
Published February 4, 2017

Four players were cleared and one had his sanction reduced in relation to the Sept. 2 sexual assault case.

University warns of increase in fraudulent ‘phishing’ emails

Published February 3, 2017

In one recent email alleging to be from University President Kaler's office, recipients were told to provide email login information.

UMN names new head of government and University relations

by Natalie Rademacher
Published February 3, 2017

Pending Board of Regents approval next week, Matt Kramer will lead the University's lobbying, public relations, marketing and community relations efforts.

UMPD hosts presentation on how to respond in active shooter cases

by Natalie Rademacher
Published February 2, 2017

University police held a presentation encouraging faculty, students and staff to form a plan in case of an active shooter.

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