This new course, expected to launch in mid-2025, aims to increase awareness and knowledge of Tribal Nations in Minnesota, their history and traditions, and contemporary Tribal life and governance.
Lives and identities are shaped by decades and centuries. They can be forever altered in minutes or seconds. For the individuals and communities who continue to make Black history at the University of Minnesota and beyond, change starts wherever the powers of creativity, vision, and joy meet.
Yusra Hassan is a first-generation student preparing for a career where she’ll have the skills to advocate for those who cannot advocate for themselves.
If you plan to follow the “four-gift rule” this holiday season — something they want, something they need, something to wear and something to read — experts from the University of Minnesota Libraries recommend choosing books from a wide range of new releases.
As the holiday season approaches, bakers across the state are bringing out their cookbooks in search of traditional favorite recipes and potential new desserts that could delight friends, family and neighbors.
A U of M program that allows high school students to take University courses for credit gave Smiraa Misra an opportunity to explore religion, death, and grief in an award-winning essay.
Soon, people will gather for the 51st Annual Twin Cities Pride Festival from June 23-25, just one of many local celebrations for Pride Month this June.
U of M Twin Cities juniors Joleece Pecore and Carter Yost are among the 62 Truman Scholars announced today by the Harry S. Truman Scholarship Foundation.