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.
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?
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.
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 …
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?
Carly Berglund takes a peek behind the curtain to learn how University of Minnesota students craft sets for theater productions.
In a little over a year, the two-story Mathematics Library in Vincent Hall will close for good. As a result of changes in patron usage patterns, libraries across campus are being reimagined to meet the needs of digital natives.
Until recently, Minnesota and South Dakota students were eligible for tuition reciprocity rates at colleges in the two states. Carly Berglund breaks down how the agreement’s ending might impact college decisions of future Gophers.
University of Minnesota students gather at Al-Madinah Cultural Center after sunset to break their day-long fast.
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