Youth AIDS Projects (YAP) is an organization that provides awareness and education and offers free testing around the metro. Carly Berglund checked in with YAP to see how it’s making an impact on Twin Cities youth.
There’s less than a month left until graduates hit the workforce full time. In the racial reckoning that began in 2020, Black women continue to experience workplace discrimination. How can Black women at the U of M prepare to pursue their professional aspirations?
University of Minnesota students gather at Al-Madinah Cultural Center after sunset to break their day-long fast.
About one in every three students has experienced food insecurity within the last year at the University of Minnesota. That means nearly 19,000 students have …
MINNEAPOLIS – Ramadan ends this week, marking one month of daylight fasting for Muslims across the globe. Muslims who observe Ramadan abstain from eating and …
The University of Minnesota president Joan Gabel announced last week she will be stepping down from her role come July, only four years after her …
Nine out of 10 Americans retire by the age of 75, but Dan Haertl doesn’t play by those rules. Instead, he teaches four tennis classes …
MINNEAPOLIS — The roads in Minnesota have been bumpy to say the least this spring. Potholes are a problem every year but it seems like …
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