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A sign on the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse campus, one of 13 campuses impacted by the change in general education requirements across the UW system.

"An Attempt To Dismantle Liberal Arts Curriculum": Why Union Members Are Concerned About Changes at the University of Wisconsin

By Isabela Escalona | December 2, 2025

As the Wisconsin state legislature attempts to pass legislation standardizing general education requirements, educators warn liberal arts programs could pay the price.

University of Minnesota Teamsters on the picket line as they begin the first night of the strike in the Twin Cities campuses.

"We Cannot Water Down Our Proposals Any More": UMN Teamsters Go on Strike

The University of Minnesota-Twin Cities campus.

"We Make it Run": University of Minnesota Teamsters' File Intent to Strike During Move-in Week

The brown brick exterior of the St. Paul campus food hall includes a photo of St. Paul campus behind green bushes and lawn

University of Minnesota Food Service Workers Allege Discrimination and Abuse

On March 31, workers, students, and allies rallied together on the steps of Johnston Hall, the University of Minnesota President Rebecca Cunningham’s office, to protest what they criticize as the university’s complicity in ICE’s recent abduction of a graduate student, and an onslaught of university policies limiting the freedom of speech across campus.

University of Minnesota Unions Say University is Capitulating to Trump Admin, Rally Against Detention of International Student

Minnesota
Faith Ericson poses on the St. Cloud State University campus in front of the Mississippi River in St. Cloud, Minn.

How Academia’s Over Reliance on Contingent Faculty Hurts Workers and Students’ Quality of Education

By Isabela Escalona | June 27, 2024

Adjunct and contingent faculty make up the majority of instructional staff at colleges and universities today. Faith Ericson explains what that means for these highly qualified and underpaid workers and the role of liberal arts education outside of major city centers.

Minnesota
On February 20, a crowd of graduate workers and supporters form for a rally outside Coffman Memorial Union to announce union drive.

UMN Grad Workers Express Hope and Urgency as They Gear Up for Union Election

By Isabela Escalona | April 11, 2023

Over 65% of University of Minnesota Graduate Workers have signed their union cards, an optimistic start after many attempts over the past several decades.

Community
crowd of people holding signs that read "safe and stable schools" and one in the middle reading "i'm a teacher i've mastered waiting to get people's attention"

Transition and transformation at the Labor Education Service

By Amie Stager | July 8, 2022

The last two years have been some of the most difficult and transformative in the Labor Education Service’s 71-year existence.

Homepage Featured
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Augsburg Staff Vote for a Union

By Filiberto Nolasco Gomez | January 8, 2021

“For over a year, coworkers have come together to imagine a stronger Augsburg community — a community that values and trusts its staff,

On Campus
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Unprecedented Changes Coming to MN State Moorhead

By Filiberto Nolasco Gomez | April 24, 2020

Faculty and staff at MN State Moorhead are bracing for massive and unprecedented potential layoffs leading to the closure and reduction of departments, primarily in the humanities.

Community
Boye Mate and a teammate.

Athletes at the U weigh in On Sponsorship

By Alysse LaMond | February 6, 2020

Although it’s still uncertain if anything like S.B. 206 will ever make its way to the University of Minnesota, the possibility has some excited for the future of the NCAA while also sparking debate.

Investigative

Popular E-Scooters on U of M Campus Causing injuries, yet Boynton not Fully Tracking Impacts

By Alysse LaMond | November 27, 2019

The University of Minnesota is seeing an increase in student injuries from the use of rental scooters. This semester alone, as of Sep. 2 up until Nov. 14, there have been 51 of these injuries in urgent care at the university’s Boynton healthcare center.

On Campus
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First State House Campaign to Unionize; All University of Minnesota Student Workers

By Helena Gunderson | May 24, 2018

Fateh’s campaign workers consist entirely of University of Minnesota Twin Cities undergraduate students, with one student who just graduated this month. This marks the first all-student unit to unionize with the Campaign Workers Guild, announced the Guild in a press release on May 21.

Immigration
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ICE’s strategy of Targeted Disappearances Ensnares Augsburg University Professor

By Filiberto Nolasco Gomez | March 8, 2018

Augsburg University Tenured Professor Dr. Mzenga Wanyama received a letter from ICE demanding his presence this Friday, March 9th to review his case and discuss “plans for removal.”

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