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Samiat Ajibola’s leadership under pressure

The Black Student Union president seeks change during a season of crisis.

Profiles by Donna Baeck

The theme will be a graduation requirement for all undergraduate students beginning Fall 2021.

The Many Voiced God founder shares their experiences in the industry and on the Twin Cities campus.

Profiles by Skylar Wolfe

Woldense is working on an initiative with the government to give Minnesota prisoners access to higher education.

Profiles by Shannon Doyle

UMN’s first Black student body president is leaving campus, but not without leaving her mark.

Profiles by Samantha Hendrickson

A survey by Boynton researchers reveals no evidence for worsened mental health for Black students in the early weeks of the pandemic.

News and Views by Jonas Dominguez

Improving accessibility to resources begins with systemic issues in healthcare.

News and Views by Donna Baeck

It spotlights Black individuality at the University of Minnesota, but can it move from words to action?

The student organization is hoping to host the National Conference and Somali Week at the University of Minnesota in 2022.

News and Views by Shannon Doyle

As Oromo opposition politicians protested in prison, UMN students organized outreach over social media and among lawmakers.

News and Views by Sophia Zimmerman