The University of Minnesota’s Student Association president and vice president sit down to talk about what they have accomplished this year.

Cancer amongst Political Science and History alumni prompted concern over possible exposure to carcinogenic chemicals in Heller Hall and the Social Sciences building. A March 4 investigation found no evidence of environmental hazards linked to the cancers.

Two proposals for departments or offices that would create new divisions of public safety were brought forward by the mayor and Council members.

Panel experts spoke about water quality and rural climate resilience in Minnesota.

If completed, the electric vehicle switch will reduce greenhouse gas emissions and energy consumption.

HRL announced they are adding locks to residence hall bathrooms so students can access them only with their dorm room keys, while MSA advocates for using U Cards instead of keys.

University group Students for Climate Justice held a rally calling for livable wages and environmental accountability as union negotiations approach.

President Gabel answered questions regarding topics like masking requirements, UMPD, academic scholarships and more.

Faculty shared what they learned from continued teaching during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The University hosted former Vice President Walter Mondale’s memorial service on Sunday, with President Joe Biden, Gov. Tim Walz and Senators Amy Klobuchar and Tina Smith in attendance with University faculty and Mondale relatives.