The developments in the neighborhood have been anything but accidental.

Funded by the National Science Foundation, the University of Minnesota is collaborating with four other universities to improve climate change projections.

Residents search for creative solutions to a longstanding problem.

In two separate incidents, one with University union workers and another with Students for a Democratic Society, representatives briefly interrupted to advocate for their respective demands.

In the next five to seven years, the University will finally be completely divested from fossil fuels, as a result of several student-led efforts to push for environmental change and accountability.

The initiative has found that the University is highly decentralized and fragmented with many employees performing jobs that do not come with their title. PEAK leaders will provide recommendations to address these issues in early October.

Minnesota’s unexpected 10-14 loss at the hands of Bowling Green has sparked conversation of where it ranks amongst the program’s worst.

The Towerside Innovation District will use an aquifer to save 550 thousand tons of carbon from entering the atmosphere.

With the promise of distributing $518 million in rent relief, the Minnesota Department of Housing is faced with complaints on the application process and speed of distribution.