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While many University students were surprised when they learned classes would be shifted entirely online for the rest of the semester, some students with disabilities faced extra concerns regarding the transitions.
Medical students are more likely to screen for depression than their nonmedical peers, but some are reluctant to get help for fear that it will impact their licensing. These UMN graduates are working to change the stigma.
From canceled livestock shows to missed research opportunities and giant pumpkin competitions, University students and graduates lose valuable experience without this year’s state fair.
Tamara Stark often works with youth and college-aged students, many of whom were struggling even before COVID-19 hit. Since March, Stark said calls to the organization's 24-hour helpline last much longer than usual. Some conversations that would normally take five minutes are now averaging closer to 30.
As teaching increasingly relies on Canvas and Zoom, the University of Minnesota is looking to secure student data.
The relationship between personal care assistants and those they serve is complicated during a pandemic.
In some states, students are beginning to serve on missions directly related to the coronavirus.
A century later, the COVID-19 pandemic is beginning to look eerily similar to the 1918 influenza outbreak.
As state lawmakers work on COVID-19 response and infrastructure funding, other higher education bills may have to wait.
Religious communities on campus are using alternative methods to continue worship during the COVID-19 pandemic
Parents said they worry about the high cost of U.S. health care and fear their children may not get access to adequate medical care if infected with COVID-19.
In the ever-changing sport, collegiate teams lead the way.
The national festival welcomes participants to strive for diversity during the 2020-21 theater season.
Reported clients at university counseling centers have more than doubled between 2013 and 2019, according to a Center for Collegiate Mental Health report released last month.
Student complaints include security deposits, safety violations and squirrels in the home.
Meet UMN student and creative jack-of-all-trades, Bri Flasch.
ADA requirements may not be enough to ensure accessibility to those on campus that need it, advocates say.
The case of Dan Markingson is one that still haunts the University of Minnesota.
