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Literary calendar for week of Jan. 14 - Vimarsana News

Literary calendar for week of Jan. 14

READINGS BY WRITERS: First program of the new year features poets Danny Klecko, Paula Ciesawski and Wang Ping. Free. 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 16, University Club, 420 Summit Ave., St. Paul. BONNIE JO CAMPBELL: Presents “The  Waters,” an antidote to the dark side of masculinity, celebrating the resilience of nature and the brutality and sweetness […]

Process begins to fill four openings on the U's Board of Regents - Vimarsana News

Process begins to fill four openings on the U's Board of Regents

Some students have called for change after Regent Steve Sviggum questioned whether the Morris campus had become "too diverse."

Reader's View: Help wanted: U of M board of regents - Vimarsana News

Reader's View: Help wanted: U of M board of regents

One of the most important, but least heralded, responsibilities of our legislators is electing regents for the University of Minnesota.

4 open positions on U of M Board of Regents in 2023 - Vimarsana News

4 open positions on U of M Board of Regents in 2023

MINNEAPOLIS - The Regent Candidate Advisory Council is looking to fill four open positions on the University of Minnesota Board in 2023. Chair Senator...

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Minnesota Capitol to see greatest lawmaker turnover in 50 years, including fixture dealmakers - Vimarsana News

Minnesota Capitol to see greatest lawmaker turnover in 50 years, including fixture dealmakers

Fifty-seven state lawmakers announced that they would leave their seats due to redistricting, desires to seek another office or for personal reasons. The exits include some of the Capitol's best-known deal makers, opening room for one of the largest crops of new freshman legislators in decades.