Five neuroscience graduate students question why tear gas is so readily deployed against domestic protesters when the Geneva Protocol bans its use in war.
The Center for Urban and Regional Affairs has been recognized with the W.K. Kellogg Foundation Community Engagement Scholarship Award, putting it in the running for a national award in November.
People of color make up the majority of students in public secondary schools in the U.S. However, those students report worse mental health outcomes than their white counterparts. University of Minnesota researchers are investigating if discrimination in schools contributes to these negative mental and emotional outcomes.
As the fourth of July approaches, Minnesotans are preparing to face the road on a holiday known for its elevated numbers of vehicle accidents. Nichole Morris shares information on the cost of unsafe driving, and how to improve the road conditions for yourself and others year-round.
