Dairy farms across the country face the avian flu
by The avian flu has been a growing issue in cattle farms nationwide over the last month. The U.S. Department of Agriculture confirmed that more than …
Month: April 2024
Swifties head into finals season with a new study playlist
by It’s been one week since Taylor Swift released her 11th album and it immediately broke the spotify record as the most streamed album in 24 hours. Swifties on campus gathered to celebrate the release at Walter Library.
Gopher way gets a new app
by The University’s tunnel system ‘Gopher way’ dates back to the 1920s, expanding through decades, the system now serves as a vital yet complex part of …
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This year’s Uptown Art Fair is canceled
by Organizers of the Uptown Art Fair announced the event is canceled this year. How will this affect people involved with the cancellation so close to the summer art fair season?
Arrests of nine pro-Palestinian people leads to large protest on UMN campus
by After nine people, eight University of Minnesota students and one employee, were arrested on Tuesday, hundreds of people gathered in front of Coffman Memorial Union …
Student government’s push for more student group funding rejected
You might have seen the Undergraduate Student Government’s proposal to increase the Student Services Fee on the 2024 Campus Elections ballot. Here’s the result of their push for more student group funding.
Fashion symposium showcases elements of “play” in designs
About a dozen designers from all educational backgrounds came together to showcase their designs at the Fashion and Play symposium at Rapson Hall at the …
Metro Transit changing light rail car system
Metro Transit announced earlier this month that the light rail system changed to a two-car train system during weekends to reduce maintenance costs. Metro Transit …
Vintage market pricings
The monthly Minneapolis vintage market took place near campus this past weekend at the Machine shop. The market brought in customers, like Stephanie Stevens, to …