University programs are promoting diversity, equity and inclusion in response to racial injustices.

Students gathered in Dinkytown Saturday evening to show support for Minneapolis Public School educators who have been on strike since Mar. 8, 2022.

Since the pandemic began, UMN students and administration have seen a worker shortage in residential dining halls. Staff members discuss the effects of the shortage on student workers and administrative hiring efforts.

Minneapolis-based indie musician Landon Conrath went viral during the pandemic. We spoke to him about his roots and where he hopes to go next.

Claire Steyaert Antiques is a shop with unique collectibles from across the world.

Scream It Off Screen, a bizarre and exhilarating short-film competition based in Minneapolis, returned to in-person shows late last year and held its 40th event at the Parkway Theater in early March. Hilarity and chaos ensued.

Local poet Kyle Tran Myhre explores the powerful role art plays in fighting authoritarianism in his newest work, “Not a Lot of Reasons to Sing, But Enough.”

If signed, the CROWN Act will provide greater protections for natural hair in the workplace.

The board discussed proposals for two academic health sciences projects and the University’s updated mask mandate.

Jump back into the spring semester with these weekly picks.