Erin Adler

Some Minnesota colleges and universities seeing an increase in enrollment are looking at creative ways to house students, such as St. Olaf College, where about 40 students are living among senior citizens.

Pro-Palestinian protesters barricaded Morrill Hall to push the U to divest from companies with ties to Israel.

University of Minnesota confronts growing backlog of building repairs

Thompson Oaks, West St. Paul's only municipal golf course, closed in 2018.

The Shop 1500 offers haircuts and braiding services to all students but specializes in Black and textured hair.

The program provides free tuition and fees at public colleges in Minnesota for residents from families making less than $80,000.

This is the first admissions cycle after the Supreme Court’s mid-2023 ruling that limited colleges’ ability to consider race in admissions. But some say it’s too soon to tell the effects.

The YMCA of the North has reported deficits every year since 2020. Leaders say the nonprofit is facing rising expenses and changing consumer behaviors.

The Schoeneckers Foundation isn’t sharing how much it is giving, but university officials say it’s larger than $50 million.

Cunningham, formerly a vice president at the University of Michigan, said she will make college affordability a priority.