An exception to the state’s concealed carry law allows people to carry weapons on campus, but not inside of the campus buildings and classrooms. If this bill were to pass that could all change.
With fall colors blazing, University of Minnesota Duluth is inviting area high schoolers and their families to come visit campus.
Grand Rapids voters will soon decide whether to approve an $80-million dollar school referendum that’s coming up on the November ballot.
A group of middle school students got a first-hand look at how meteorologists gather information.
Health care workers from countries like Uzbekistan and Ukraine stopped in Duluth as part of a three week United States tour.
Marshall School will be restoring the former Cathedral School dormitory area to its original purpose.
Starbucks is offering workers the chance to go to college for free.
Community Action Duluth, in partnership with Lake Superior College was awarded nearly $50,000 in state grants to help train low-income workers for better job opportunities.
University officials, including system president Ray Cross, were on hand for an interactive meeting in UW-Superior’s Yellowjacket Union.
The University of Minnesota-Duluth says it is pumping out $521 million into the region’s economy every year, which is a 5.7 percent increase since 2010.
District officials present need for referendum at Superior High School.
The University of Wisconsin System will host listening sessions at UWS in an effort to identify the wants and needs of Wisconsin residents.
Douglas County 4-H celebrated the accomplishments of its outstanding youth members Sunday.
From 10:30 a.m. until noon, children were able to play with legos and read in the Star Wars themed green room.
More than 200 students were able to explore UMD’s Engineering Department Saturday.
Area students are taking a stand against youth homelessness in our community, by sleeping in cardboard boxes.
Plaster’s work focuses on large paper mache puppets that have been displayed at national exhibitions such as Burning Man.
The Lake Superior Zoo hosted Cub Club, a program that teaches four and five year old children about Animals, and at this month’s event, the children learned about predatory animals through activities like exploring the zoo, and art.
Grand Avenue is under construction but the staff at the zoo have planned an accessible route and designated a spot for over flow parking. They will also be running shuttles so that families can get to the zoo to enjoy the event.
More than 400 students took part in the Head of the Lakes Job and Internship Fair Thursday.
A simple childhood toy is being used to spark conversations at a local school about bullying.
Students gathered from seven different high schools in the area. In the weeks leading up to the visit, local attorneys visited classrooms to help students understand the supreme court oral argument process.
Talk about showing up to school in style.
Students from the College of St. Scholastica spent time giving back to the Twin Ports for the school’s Community Day Volunteer event.
The Duluth Superior Area Community Foundation is calling it “Scholarship Season.”
University of Minnesota Duluth’s Dr. Alec Habig worked with Dr. Kajita to discover that Neutrinos, the 2nd most numerous subatomic particle in the Universe, shifts identities in space.
The workshop served in part as a memoriam to the asbestos-related research of Dr. Philip Cook who passed away in 2013. Topics like the geological history of the region, and the relationships between mining and Public health were discussed
Many roads will be blocked off as Bulldog Country takes over Duluth this Thursday in honor of UMD’s homecoming parade.
Some parents at Stowe Elementary School in Duluth are upset with the way the School District handled a recent knife incident between one student and student crossing guards.
More than 200 people gathered at the Cloquet Forestry Center, Monday night, to discuss how drug abuse is affecting their community.
The university offers nearly 30 undergraduate courses and two masters programs completely online.
The organization donates hats to children battling cancer and has reserved more than 45,000 hats to donate.
Students from the College of St. Scholastica will be baking over 100 pumpkin pies to sell this Wednesday at the First United Methodist Church.
The University of Minnesota Duluth kicked off its Homecoming week with a corn roast.
1 in 8 US women will develop invasive breast cancer in her life time. Though the U.S Task Force said that breast cancer screenings should be done starting at the age of 50, Essentia Health says it should be earlier.
Events began at the beginning of the week with the theme “Blue and Gold never Gets Old” highlighting the school colors.
Christian Rich, a duo of twin brothers who are artists, producers, and DJS, spoke about entrepreneurship within the music industry.
Thursday students in northern Wisconsin got a hands learning experience in the woods.
As one of the activities of the week, a “Stuff a Bear” event was held in the Student Union of Tower Hall, where students lined up to hand stuff their very own bears.
The conference covered a variety of topics relevant to entrepreneurship, drawing from the experience of 15 successful entrepreneurs.
It’s a win for the teachers union in Cloquet after an arbitrator voted against the school district.
WITC spent three months and $1.5 million to renovate the Superior Campus’ atrium and several other areas.
Students learned about the solar system, universe and were given a sky view of Lake Superior during their time in the GeoDome.
UW-Superior Professor, Dr. Maria Cuzzo gave an in-depth presentation on how to deal with bullying in the work place.
A Cultural Entrepreneurship major at UMD is up to big things.
State officials are planning random compliance checks this fall for underage drinking and illegal gambling at bars around Minnesota college campuses.
The College of St. Scholastica opened its doors Tuesday to students looking to transfer schools.
The event is designed to show students they don’t need to agree with someone to treat them with respect.
The University of Wisconsin-Superior is getting ready to host an anti-bullying summit set for Wednesday.
The University of Minnesota-Duluth library hosted an open house showcasing several banned books as part of National Banned Books Week.
