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UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA CROOKSTON

Twin Cities students could see up to a 7% tuition hike -- and 3.5% for out-state campuses -- if Legislature rejects university’s budget proposal.
By an overwhelming margin, Teamsters Local 320 members at all five campuses agreed to the action. Union leaders plan to file notice with the state and university.
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Since 1983, students from UMC have planted more than 206,000 trees under a partnership with the U.S. Forest Service.
Students on the Twin Cities and Rochester campuses would see the full 3.5% increase, while those attending Duluth, Morris or Crookston would pay half that.

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On Tuesday, April 11, Wongdue Sangbo Gurung, a Buddhist monk from Nepal, started creating a mandala — a geometric figure depicting Buddhist symbolism — with sand. On April 20, it will be destroyed.
Connor writes, "after reading the complaints about the mural's makeup, readers might check out a painting from the same project that adorns a wall in the Robert F. Kennedy Building, U.S. Department of Justice in Washington, D.C.,  entitled "Justice of the Pains: The Movement Westward" by John Steuart Curry."
The vice chancellor admits they include images that are "problematic."
Shortly before they turn 21, students will be able to participate in educational programs aimed at fostering “a healthy and responsible culture of drinking in on-campus residence halls among students of a legal age,” the university said in a press release.
GRAND FORKS — Sweeping changes to how sexual misconduct allegations are handled on college campuses across the country could have a major effect on small schools and may cause fewer students to report incidents, higher education leaders from the region say.
On Nov. 18, Dakota College at Bottineau cut its football program.

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CROOKSTON, Minn. — There wasn't any horsin' around when new University of Minnesota President Joan Gabel came to the Crookston campus Wednesday.
CROOKSTON, Minn. — When Temple Grandin was 14, her parents divorced and her mother remarried, leading Grandin from Boston to an Arizona ranch and her first exposure to cattle.
CROOKSTON, Minn. — Livestock behavior expert and autism advocate Temple Grandin taught students at the University of Minnesota Crookston as part of her visit to the Red River Valley this week.

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