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Law student Brandie Burris hopes her tenure as the first African-American editor-in-chief is followed by many more leaders from diverse backgrounds.

Humphrey School of Public Affairs Professor Morris Kleiner is available to discuss how COVID-19 has affected the labor market, particularly how occupational licensing can impact the health care workforce.

Two student attorneys helped Myon Burrell win a commutation of a life sentence for a crime committed when he was 16 years old.

Thanks to the diligence of U of M law students, a Mexican family that escaped cartel members is making a new home in Minnesota.

With the 2020 election less than two weeks away, Humphrey School of Public Affairs research fellow Eric Ostermeier is available to speak about the election, campaigns, and political history from a Minnesota and national perspective.

More than 100 are lending legal and emotional support.

The U of M Twin Cities was named “Best in Class” for student voter turnout in the 2018 midterm elections.

Andrea Martinez assists survivors of trafficking as a legal case manager at Advocates for Human Rights.

A Humphrey School of Public Affairs report offers recommendations on how to address the state’s workforce needs.

The awards recognize 10 projects that find innovative solutions to address the needs of Minnesota residents. 

The 2019 legislative session has ended following a bipartisan agreement on the state budget

Betty Zhou conducted research on the impact of stressful commutes and explains how it can impact workers and employers.