Potter is charged with first- and second-degree manslaughter for shooting and killing 20-year-old Black man, Daunte Wright.

The University’s DRC works to inform students with disabilities on possible accommodations in the classroom that may be beneficial in their coursework.

Two student Industrial and Systems Engineering projects are bringing awareness to both bike and pedestrian safety.

University students and friends remember Karson Janssen for his humor, distinctive laugh and courageous smile.

Stadium Village Church will change to River of Hope Church and move a mile away after over 110 years in the same building.

With the goal of educating people on mental health crises, the Barbara Schneider Foundation has facilitated trainings in Minneapolis since 2002.

Wonsley Worlobah won the recount by 14 votes over challenger Yusra Arab. 

The comments made, the letter states, were “dismissive” of people with COVID-19 concerns, “disrespectful” to Carlson staff.

Created in the wake of George Floyd’s murder, Design Justice seeks to support the retention and inclusion of Black, Indigenous and students of color, starting with a cluster-hire this fall.

On and off campus organizations work to provide students with free to low cost health care services like vaccines, contraceptives and consultations.