As COVID-19 cases begin to decline, the University and other colleges in Minnesota are easing mask requirements.

With over 24 clinics at the University Law School, this will be the first to exclusively deal with issues of racial justice.

A bill to replace Columbus Day as Indigenous Peoples’ Day at the state level passed out of the State Government Committee and will be voted on by the full House in the future.

Friends recall fond memories of Tobi and reflect on his character following his death on Feb. 21, 2022.

The Society of Black men seeks to foster community for Black men on campus as well as provide opportunities to serve the community.

Some staff and faculty voiced their opinions, from disappointment to worry, on the easing of mask requirements in some places on campus.

The Ethical Practices Board dropped the complaints, leaving the residents who filed them looking for accountability.

City Council approved a contract with four organizations to develop programs alongside Minneapolis Fire Department to help with substance use disorder.

The two academic health science facilities would aim to expand high-quality healthcare throughout the state.

With friends and family living in both Ukraine and Russia, two University students said they are concerned for loved ones while also trying to focus on their studies.