Full-fledged fraternity tailgate season has commenced.

A strong first half from Minnesota wasn’t enough to upset the Buckeyes Thursday night.

After being canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, Twin Cities Pride returned to Loring Park on July 17 and 18.

A University researcher is leading the study to see how to make drivers stop for pedestrians.

Both the College of Veterinary Medicine and the College of Education and Human Development welcomed new leadership prior to the fall semester.

The student recipients said the scholarship gave them hope for future change that will better acknowledge racial injustices at the University.

Diver started in the role earlier this summer.

Showers, hot meals, haircuts and other resources were at University Baptist Church for those struggling with housing insecurity.

The building has undergone renovations since 2018 and will officially reopen this fall to house the English department, creative writing program and brand new Liberal Arts Engagement Hub.

While birth rates remain low among teens, infection rates for some STIs are increasing while others are decreasing.