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Study: Trade War 'Risks Unraveling' Universities' Ability to Attract Foreign Students
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Study: Trade War 'Risks Unraveling' Universities' Ability to Attract Foreign Students

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UCSD’s Price Center. (Photo courtesy of UC San Diego) A UC San Diego study has found that a trade war with other countries, particularly China, could torpedo one of the United States’ most important exports – higher education. The researchers, from the UCSD School of Global Policy and Strategy, estimate that the tariffs levied on Chinese imports during the first Trump administration led to a 25% drop in students from China studying in the U.S., …See the Story
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LIFE OUT HERE: I Can Barely “Bear” It

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“The Bear” is so good it hurts. I’ve been brought to tears during almost every episode over four seasons.See the Story
Crime near University of Minnesota declining in 2025
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Crime near University of Minnesota declining in 2025

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Some living in the University of Minnesota area still feel crime is high, despite crime levels declining.  Crime during the coronavirus pandemic reached an all-time high in the Dinkytown and Marcy-Holmes area. Since then, crime has consistently decreased with all forms of crime down from 2024-25, according to the crime dashboard. The University took the initiative with this increase, adding more cameras in the area, more blue light kiosks and mo…Read Article

Learning for school, not for life

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The phrase that unites all of my lecture classes the past few semesters has been, “Will this be on the exam?” Variations come from professors and students alike.  When this phrase plagues our classrooms, I know we have missed the point. Me, you, our teachers. It is not the sole fault of students nor professors or administrators. It is a university-wide forgetting of the goal of an undergraduate education.  The diploma is not the end. The foundat…Professors · MinneapolisRead Article

We are being overwhelmed on purpose

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We live in a society that always demands our attention. We are swimming in an ocean of information and discourse, facing tsunamis of news from natural disasters to celebrity scandals that threaten to overwhelm us. In the stormy seas of society, keeping up with important news grows more difficult with each passing day. University associate journalism professor Benjamin Toff said that between the speed at which major political events happen and th…Minneapolis, Minnesota · MinneapolisRead Article

UMN union workers announce vote to authorize strike

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University of Minnesota members of Teamsters Local 320, a Minneapolis-based worker union, announced Wednesday that there are plans to begin voting to authorize a potential strike.  The Teamsters, which represent over 1,500 union workers across the University’s five campuses, have been in contract renegotiations with the University since March. The statement announcing the vote said negotiations with the University have broken down in recent mont…Teamsters Union · MinneapolisRead Article

Five Incoming Gophers Drafted for the NHL

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Five upcoming Gophers men’s hockey players have already been selected during the 2025 Upper Deck NHL Entry Draft.  During the NHL Entry Draft, players are drafted by an NHL team, but they do not always immediately join the team after being drafted. In some cases, the players go back to their junior team, college or European league.  This allows players to have the opportunity to continue developing their skills and playing style before joining t…Chicago Blackhawks · OttawaSee the Story

Gophers football star Koi Perich ready to raise the bar higher in 2025

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Back home in Esko, Minn., for a youth football camp, Koi Perich says, “I haven’t done anything yet,” a sign that he still has the fire inside.Esko · EskoSee the Story

Book bans seemingly continue after being prohibited in Minnesota

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As of 2024, Minnesota no longer bans books. However, some librarians say book bans are still technically happening. Minnesota recently prohibited book banning in a 2024 statute, one of several Democratic-leaning states that have recently banned book bans. Some librarians are saying a combined rise in challenges related to interest groups and their fight against LGBTQ+ content as well as a lack of enforcement is leading to challenges against cert…Book Bans · MinnesotaSee the Story

University of Minnesota Athletics Budget Faces $8.75 Million Deficit, Driven Largely by New Payments to Players

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University of Minnesota's athletic budget faces $8.75M deficit amid new revenue-sharing model.Education · MinneapolisSee the Story

Sterilization rates rose among young adults after Dobbs v. Jackson

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Sterilization rates among young adults in the United States have increased in recent years as abortion restrictions and access to contraception have become limited in post-Dobbs v. Jackson America.  Following the Supreme Court’s ruling, which eliminated the constitutional right to abortion, studies have shown adults ages 19-26 have sought out permanent contraception at higher rates since 2022, the year the ruling was decided.  What the data tell…Healthcare · MinnesotaRead Article

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