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Opinion | University of Minnesota budget cuts will be bad for students and the state
Opinion | University of Minnesota budget cuts will be bad for students and the state U President Rebecca Cunningham has not yet provided a persuasive case for why cuts of this scale are needed. Students walk on the University of Minnesota campus in Minneapolis on Sep. 10, 2025. (Alex Kormann/The Minnesota Star Tribune) Comment Gift Share Opinion editor’s note: Strib Voices publishes a mix of guest commentaries online and in print each day. To contribute, click here.
Workers and democracy: The Indonesian labour movement 1949-1957 By John Ingleson. Singapore University Press and University of Hawai'i Press, 2022. 392 pages. Cloth, $68.00 USD, ISBN: 978-0824893606. | International Journal of Asian Studies | Cambridge Co
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OPINION EXCHANGE | U has botched its vaccine mandate
With less than a month to go before the start of a new academic year, faculty, students and staff at the University of Minnesota are bracing themselves for fall semester. As faculty, we should be dedicating our full energies to preparations for a new term. However, our university administration's mismanagement of the return to campus has left faculty and staff scrambling to figure out how to keep ourselves, our students and our families safe as the delta coronavirus variant spreads.
Indonesia’s job creation law a blow to labour
11 March 2021 Author: Teri Caraway, University of Minnesota Twin Cities Indonesia’s Omnibus Law for Job Creation came into law in November 2020, amending more than 70 different pieces of legislation. The law, which the Widodo administration claims is necessary to improve Indonesia’s investment climate and promote employment, was rammed through amid the COVID-19 pandemic despite the opposition of civil society actors.
Education governance: College teachers are banding together, for students' sake
On Wednesday, tenure-line and contingent faculty members at the University of Minnesota’s Twin Cities campus filed for a union election with strong support from every level of the faculty in every area of the institution. We believe that when given the chance, faculty members will vote to form a union with SEIU Local 284. When that happens, this will be one of the nation’s largest single-campus faculty unions, with over 2,500 instructional members. Why are faculty members taking this step now?
U of M human subjects reform: Don't let foxes guard the henhouse
The Board of Regents’ record on oversight does not inspire confidence.The University of Minnesota has recently received two external reviews of its practices concerning the protection of human subjects participating in medical research. The resulting reports identified many substantive problems both in how the university conducts and oversees human subjects research and in how administrators have responded (or more often failed to respond) to concerns about ethical breaches in medical research.
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