UMN students and faculty reflect on a year of online learning.

Through studying vaccination and infection rates of COVID-19, University administration has decided it will be safe for students to return.

Given state restrictions on gatherings, Dean John Coleman said it is “not feasible” to host the commencement in person.

Amid the onset of new pressures due to the pandemic, the Office for Community Standards has found that more students are turning to scholastic dishonesty.

Hundred of medical professionals, students and community advocates signed a petition calling on government officials to emphasize equity in vaccine distribution.

After closing in November, the West Bank mainstay plans to reopen with help from several community fundraisers.

The University president said course formats for fall semester, as well as study abroad programs, will be dependent on public health guidelines.

A survey of Carlson students found that 78% of those who responded would attend an in-person graduation ceremony that followed safety guidelines.

The group is depending on donations and hopes to raise $20,000 to be doled out to about 40 Black students.

These matches are the first two to be postponed for Minnesota in the 2021 season.