Students talked with the Daily about issues that are inspiring them to cast a ballot.

After five special sessions, the Minnesota Legislature passed a $1.87 billion bonding bill.

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A vigil was held at Boom Island Park in remembrance of missing and murdered Indigenous women and Native Americans who have lost their lives to gun violence and police brutality.

After the cancellation of this year’s donation drive left the organization without any donated meals swipes, UMN Swipe Out Hunger met with U.S. Senator Tina Smith to advocate more support for students experiencing food insecurity.

The testing facilities for students, faculty and staff will now be located in the Recreation and Wellness Center.

The proposal is among a long list of changing rules that international students have contended with in recent months.

Students banded together in response to the Minneapolis protests to show support for their community and social justice.

While the gatherings have largely stopped, there is still a lot of uncertainty in how dorm life is meant to resume during the COVID-19 pandemic.