Research from U Professor Rebecca Shlafer led to Minnesota’s first anti-shackling law and the use of doulas at Minnesota prisons.

Starting next fall, those who apply to the University of Minnesota won’t have to disclose felony convictions or charges.

Three cases of meningitis were treated at UW. At the U, there has been one fatal case in 27 years.

The University of Minnesota Undergraduate Research Journal will publish its first issue next academic year after it received $2,000 in start-up funds.

On Nov. 30, the Bureau of Mediation Services announced they will uphold their decision.

Starting in the fall 2017 application process, the University won't ask about past felony convictions or pending felony charges on admission applications.

Some lawmakers question whether the new Republican-majority legislature will prioritize University of Minnesota funding requests.

Former CFANS Dean Allen Levine will oversee the school's research agenda until a permanent successor is selected.