Flagship for whom? As the Twin Cities campus has grown more selective, Greater Minnesota student population has declined
The number of Greater Minnesota undergraduate students on campus has significantly dropped since 2003.
Read moreThe number of Greater Minnesota undergraduate students on campus has significantly dropped since 2003.
Read moreBy Ariana Wilson, Samantha Freeman and Kayla Song When AccessU: Beyond the Cities asked students for comments in a survey
Read moreBy Ellen Schneider, Jonah Sprinkel, Katelyn Rademacher and Michael Haubner Buffalo, Minnesota, isn’t really that far from the Twin Cities—about
Read moreBy Angel Rose and Bella-Dally Steele Mary Ann Bannerman may have never been a member of FarmHouse when she studied
Read moreComments in survey also suggest rural students navigate stereotypes on campus shaped by a national “urban-rural divide” narrative — one out of sync with those students’ lives and attitudes.
Read moreNearly 40 years ago, when Rolf and Jean Annexstad helped start the Gopher Dairy Club at the University of Minnesota,
Read moreAt a university where one-third of the undergraduate population is from Greater Minnesota, students often don’t realize how many of their peers come from outside of the Twin Cities.
Read moreThe number of students interested in CFANS has significantly dropped, according to data from the university’s Office of Institutional Research.
Read moreA group of faculty members across University of Minnesota campuses are working to address political and geographical divisions in Minnesota, including a perceived rural-urban divide that they believe has caused a rift in campus and classroom life.
Read moreWhat are the most common myths that make the University of Minnesota—Twin Cities so intimidating? And, more importantly, are they true?
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