Six St. Olaf College professors are recipients of the new Cassling Faculty Innovation Awards, which recognize and honor faculty ingenuity and dedication as their courses had to quickly pivot due to the pandemic.
Gustavus Adolphus College history professor Maddalena Marinari is partnering with undergrad students and U of M collaborators to explore the impact of COVID-19 on African, Asian and Latinx immigrants and refugees.
The award will help Carleton College support 140 students who come from low-income backgrounds, who are the first in their family to attend college, or who have a documented disability.
Despite unique challenges brought on by a global pandemic, Concordia University, St. Paul set a new enrollment record for the ninth consecutive fall semester with 5,567 students.
Minneapolis College of Art and Design faculty member Piotr Szyhalski has been recognized by The New York Times for his topical daily art series COVID-19: Labor Camp Reports.
In recognition of Augsburg University’s commitment to democratic engagement, Election Day, Tuesday, November 3, will be a holiday for Augsburg employees and students.
This partnership will allow U.S. Naval Community College students to count their military training toward completion of a bachelor’s degree in business management or organizational leadership at Bethel University.
St. Catherine University has received a grant of $1,000,000 from Lilly Endowment Inc. to help establish the St. Catherine University Initiative for Contemplative Discipleship program.
Bethel University’s newest major is suited for students excited to combine their creative practices with a passion to serve diverse communities in mental health settings.
Social distancing, masks, and the indomitable Gustie Spirit set the tone for a historic year at Gustavus Adolphus College as the newest students prepared for classes to begin.
A group of Macalester College students led by instructor Ashley Nepp published "Meandering Minneapolis," a book that uses maps to tell overlooked stories about the city.
