Uncertainty and concerns prevail about whether the conviction will lead to long-term, systemic change.
Month: April 2021
Survey: The University’s attempts to address racial inequalities don’t resonate with students
Findings show racial isolation in classrooms affects performance, comfort on campus.
Trying to get through spring semester 2021 in Minneapolis
The Chauvin trial and Wright killing has created a heavy load for Black students.
Newly elected MSA president and vice president mark fundamental change
Abdulaziz Mohamed and Samiat Ajibola, the first Black president and vice president duo for MSA, work toward centering student voices and holding the University accountable.
Samiat Ajibola’s leadership under pressure
The Black Student Union president seeks change during a season of crisis.
Keith Mayes reflects on new LibEd race requirement
The theme will be a graduation requirement for all undergraduate students beginning Fall 2021.
Musician, producer, actor and U student Maje Adams seeks to uplift others
The Many Voiced God founder shares their experiences in the industry and on the Twin Cities campus.
Josef Woldense: making education accessible
Woldense is working on an initiative with the government to give Minnesota prisoners access to higher education.
Jael Kerandi talks legacy, leadership as graduation approaches
UMN’s first Black student body president is leaving campus, but not without leaving her mark.