The University of Minnesota is being sued for not adequately reimbursing students who paid mandatory student services fees during the spring 2020 semester.

Swipe Out Hunger plans to launch their new dining dollars program, while USG hopes to increase the availability of the Twin Cities Mobile Market by April.

Students and faculty at the University of Minnesota share their thoughts on the free year-long subscription to the grocery delivery service.

With February being American Heart Month, an opportunity to experience ways to promote and maintain heart health are out of the red.

For nearly a decade, the University of Minnesota Boynton Health's Pet Away Worry and Stress program has provided students a place to connect with animals and each other and to relieve stress.

The exhibit invites students to explore connections with nature and gain inspiration to create their own art.

The dinner took place in Coffman Union’s Great Hall and provided opportunities for students to learn about history and the importance of diversity and identity.

Students learn the basics of diabetes and discuss the ethical dilemmas regarding management, medical accessibility and stigma.

The recently relaunched UNICEF chapter aims to educate the campus community about children’s rights through education and fundraising.

The clinic is the first in-house law clinic in the nation to fully focus on firearm regulation and policies through litigation.