Board of Regents votes to eliminate three men’s sports by Tony Liebert Published October 9, 2020 On Friday, the Board of Regents voted to move forward with the athletics department’s proposal to eliminate men’s indoor track, gymnastics and tennis. The three programs will be discontinued after the 2020-21 school year.
Campus DIY bands look to fill void left by house show drought by Meg Bishop, Arts and Entertainment Published October 9, 2020 With COVID-19 putting a kibosh on local house shows, campus bands are forced to grapple with a virtual reality.
Graduate Hotel opens doors to students looking for housing by Nat Jacobwith Published October 8, 2020 When the University of Minnesota delayed move in for first-year students, some turned to the Stadium Village hotel as a flexible housing option.
Cedar-Riverside Health Commons expands mental health services and other initiatives by Samantha Hendrickson Published October 7, 2020 The expanded location in Riverside Plaza hopes to break down language and cultural barriers in the largely immigrant community.
Nearly half of University-owned housing unoccupied for fall semester by Abbey Machtig Published October 1, 2020 Some students have opted to live at home or in off-campus housing this fall.
Gabel, University leaders address campus safety, COVID-19 and discipline during Tuesday’s town hall meeting by Hana Ikramuddin, Campus Administration Reporter Published September 30, 2020 The town hall also covered the University’s finances, the hiring freeze and spring break.
“Undergrads”: College life is like a movie by Meg Bishop Published September 29, 2020 Three college students aim to depict modern college life in their upcoming film “Undergrads.”
Twin Cities theater company brings stage to stereo by Frankie Carlson Published September 29, 2020 Trademark Theater prepares for the opening of a new audioplay version of their original production, “Understood.”
Distance learning prompts conversation about online exam proctoring by Evan Berg Published September 27, 2020 With more students taking classes online comes more student scrutiny.
Twin Cities Book Festival goes virtual for its twentieth anniversary by Nina Raemont Published September 25, 2020 The great Minnesota literary get-together will feature more than three dozen authors, continuing its mission of advocacy and accessibility.