The change will allow for funding requests to happen closer to the event being held, instead of at semester breaks.

The initiatives include restrictions on public building access, residence hall protection, Dinkytown police presence and a review of SAFE-U alerts.

Several community organizations expressed mixed reactions to the city’s proposed agreement to reform the MPD.

The ruling reached by the Supreme Court on using race as a factor in college admissions processes will affect UMN community going forward.

The new safety plans use community-based groups to help riders suffering from addiction, homelessness or mental health issues.

Over a half-million Minnesotans will start to resume payments.

The decision effectively means colleges and universities cannot use race in admissions.

Students at the Twin Cities and Rochester campuses face a 3.5% tuition increase.

Eight sustainability projects received funding from the $1.1 million Impact Goals grant from the University’s Institute on the Environment.

The University’s second annual Art of Freedom Celebration brings a day of joy, remembrance and fun to North Minneapolis