For Ukrainian students, conflict overseas hits home by Clint Birtzer Published March 11, 2014 Two U students say they’re frustrated by the crisis abroad.
Students speak up on Gitmo by Ethan Nelson Published March 3, 2014 With a traveling exhibit, four graduate students want to show the detention center’s wide-reaching effects.
Bangladeshi garment worker leaders call for student support by Fernando Nunez Published February 24, 2014 Activists want the U to stop buying garments made in unsafe factories.
After prison, U alumnus moves forward by Anne Millerbernd Published February 6, 2014 Shezanne Cassim spent nine months in a United Arab Emirates prison.
U rallies behind alum in prison by Tyler Gieseke Published December 11, 2013 Shezanne Cassim has been behind bars in the United Arab Emirates since April.
Nelson Mandela, 20th century colossus, dies at 95 Published December 5, 2013JOHANNESBURG (AP) — Nelson Mandela, who became one of the world's most beloved statesmen and a colossus of the 20th century when he emerged from 27 years in prison to negotiate an end to white minority...
Study: Harvests must increase by Nicolas Hallett Published November 26, 2013 University researchers say farmers should harvest more to meet demand.
Groups take on typhoon relief by Hailey Colwell Published November 19, 2013 Students are raising funds to help Filipino communities get back on their feet.
University courts Chinese students, reaps benefits by Kia Farhang and Roy Aker Published October 16, 2013 U.S. universities are benefiting from record-high Chinese enrollment.
Somali leaders condemn attack on Kenyan mall by Meghan Holden Published September 24, 2013 The Minnesota community spoke out against al-Shabab on Monday.
