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Why is Minnesota So Liberal? Exploring the North Star State's Progressive Roots
As Steven Schier, a retired political science professor from Carleton College, explains: “Minnesota was settled largely by ...
MPR News11h
University of St. Thomas scrambling after Dept. of Ed cuts millions in funding
The $6.3 million grant was targeted under President Donald Trump’s effort to cut programs the government considers “diversity ...
KIMT16h
Minnesota to make college-level courses more available to high school students
ST. PAUL, Minn. – The State of Minnesota is joining a new initiative to promote dual enrollment programs that lets high school students take college-level courses.
State's top-ranked boys basketball player makes smooth transition from North Dakota to Minnesota
"I am 6 [feet], 11 [inches] and I weigh 253," said Tommy Ahneman, the top-ranked player in Minnesota on the top-ranked team ...
Duluth News Tribune3h
Elk relocation plan draws both excitement and concern
The Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa and the DNR are looking to move elk from northwest Minnesota to Carlton County.
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Six Katies awarded 2024–25 NASA Space Grant
Six St. Catherine University students have been awarded the 2024–25 NASA Space Grant, which recognizes STEM students for ...
Columbia-Greene Community College president to retire in June
Drummer announced her retirement in a written statement Friday. She previously told the college's Board of Trustees of her ...
Journal22h
Nicollet school board hears bullying complaints
The Nicollet Public School board heard parent complaints of bullying and racism at the school’s Wednesday meeting. Nicollet student parent Bridget Olsen explained bullying and racism problems at the ...