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The University of Minnesota Board of Regents met in a special meeting on Wednesday, June 18. The balanced operating budget anticipates approximately $5.1 billion in revenue for the coming year to cover approximately $5.1 billion in expenses. It addresses key priorities shared by the Board and President with a focus on achieving standards of national […]
SECTION 8AA TEAMThe Section 8AA All-Section team has been announced. Barnesville was the Section 8AA champion again this season. The team, by school, is listed below.Barnesville – Gannon Bolgrean, Nick Robideau, Collin Morey, Major Ness, Cameron Halverson, Jack Maesse, Connor KleminHawley – Noah Nelson, Levi Lelm, Blake Bigger, Jack Ames, Blake DaunerFrazee – Cade Nagel,
The All-Section 8AAA Football team has been announced, and the players making the team are listed below. Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton – Brody O’Keefe, Joshua Dudgeon, Brody Friend, Bodey Devries, Caleb Johnson, Casey Maczewski, Nick Wale Morris – Owen Anderson, Jahvon Johnson, Mitchell Moser, Bryce Lehman, Riley Asmus East Grand Forks – Drew Carpenter, Clyde Anderson, Levi Anderson,
The Crookston 9u Boys Soccer team won the 9/10 and Under division championship of the 21st Annual Detroit Lakes Rotary 3-on-3 soccer tournament. The boys first tied a team from the Morris Area 1-1. Then beat two teams from Detroit Lakes 4-0 and 2-0. This put them in 3rd place after the Round Robin, but
The University of Minnesota with campuses in Minneapolis, Crookston, Duluth, Morris, and Rochester, will hold a systemwide virtual graduation celebration for all graduates on Saturday, May 16. The announcement was made by the University of Minnesota President Joan Gable in a systemwide alert on Friday, April 10. The celebration for the students, family, and friends
The University of Minnesota Crookston (UMC) held it’s 2020 legislative kick-off on Tuesday with Mike Miller, the advocacy coordinator for the University of Minnesota. The bonding request from the University of Minnesota totals $200 million for the Higher Education Asset Preservation and Replacement (HEAPR) fund, including four highlighted projects at UMC. Additionally, a further $175.8
