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All content by Colette Bell
Rapper Signmark performs his single "Against the Wall" on Wednesday in front of Northrop Plaza. Signmark was the first deaf person ever to be signed to a record label.

World-famous deaf rapper Signmark performs on campus

by Colette Bell
Published May 3, 2012
Political science and global studies senior Tenzin Pelkyi holds the Tibetan flag as she and her colleagues collect signatures for a petition to support the release of the 6-year-old Panchen Lama on Wednesday in downtown Minneapolis.

Student’s human rights work pays off

by Colette Bell
Published April 26, 2012
Cover the Night participants Emily Johnson, left, and Erik Johnson work as a team to put up several posters for KONY 2012 on Friday in the downtown area. They were part of a larger group that put up posters in various parts of Minneapolis.

Activists ‘Cover the Night’ with posters

by Colette Bell
Published April 23, 2012

Database reports racial gap in bone marrow donors

by Colette Bell
Published April 17, 2012
Volunteer Chris Nguyen teaches event attendees how to properly hold and perform the traditional Chinese lion dance at Coffman Union on Monday. The Asian-American Student Union is a hosting a Spring Conference that is running until Saturday the 14th.

Lessons in lion dancing

by Colette Bell
Published April 12, 2012

Alpha Phi Alpha marks 100 years on campus

by Colette Bell
Published April 5, 2012
Protesters march down University Avenue in Dinkytown following Thursday’s rally. The march temporarily blocked Fourth Street and University Avenue.

National protest over Trayvon Martin shooting reaches U campus

by Colette Bell
Published April 2, 2012

Students support Vietnamese detainees

by Colette Bell
Published March 28, 2012

Online Ojibwe dictionary helps preserve culture and language

by Colette Bell
Published March 27, 2012
Soloist and university junior Patrick Terry rehearses with the a cappella group 7 Days on Wednesday night in Ferguson Hall. 7 Days is currently preparing to compete in the semifinal round of the International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella tournament in St. Louis.

7 Days A Cappella competes on national stage

by Colette Bell
Published March 22, 2012

Contraception debate hits home

by Colette Bell
Published March 21, 2012
Apolinar walks to his Chicano studies class Tuesday in Folwell Hall. Though Apolinar was born in California and grew up in St. Paul, Minn., his parents live in the country illegally.

Undocumented immigration issues haunt some University students

by Colette Bell
Published March 7, 2012

Students to experience alternative spring break trips

by Colette Bell
Published March 7, 2012

Grad assistant union to come to vote in March

by Colette Bell
Published March 5, 2012
Freshman English major Rachel Hauser designs protest signs for the National Day of Action for Education Rights, a march and rally happening Thursday at Morrill Hall.

U students, staff gather to oppose tuition hikes in national day of education protest

by Colette Bell
Published March 1, 2012
A panel of student athletes and greek leaders answers questions from metro-area high school students during an orientation organized by the Black Student Union on Thursday in Coffman Union.

High school minority students visit the U to get a sneak peek at college life

by Colette Bell
Published March 1, 2012

Sexual Consent Week kicks off Tues.

by Colette Bell
Published February 20, 2012

University researchers find ways to hack into cell phones and track physical location

by Colette Bell
Published February 17, 2012
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