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Created: February 09, 2021 11:19 AM The University of Minnesota's Department of Public Safety is addressing allegations that an officer exhibited "bias, racism and misconduct" during an interaction with an individual. The department released dashcam footage of the incident for transparency. "To promote public safety and dispel any misunderstandings, UMPD believes that the public should see and hear what actually occurred," the department said in a statement, in part. The department received a call reporting a robbery at about 1:36 a.m. on Feb. 1. Officers met with the victims who...

February 1, 2021 The General Student Senate meeting on Jan. 26 began with roll call and the approval of the meeting minutes by Vice President Zachary Wyles. General Good and Welfare: Vice President Wyles gave Robert’s Rule of the week regarding a point of information. A point of information can be used by a senator to obtain urgent information during someone’s report. This point must be directed at a speaker.  Officer Appointments, Resignations and Promotions: Sen. Ben Orgel and Isaiah Bedsole have resigned. Executive Reports:  President Harrison Ransley welcomed back all of the senator...

Jay-Z's Nephew and UW Star Nahziah Carter Accused of Sexual Assault Dec 24, 2020 1:21 PM 12,800 views   Staff Writer The University of Washington suspended its basketball guard Nahziah Carter after an investigation upheld two allegations of sexual assault. The university's Title IX office concluded that Carter violated the school's policy against sexual assault after two women separately accused him of forcing them to perform oral sex on him. After unsuccessfully appealing his suspension, Carter announced that he was leaving Washington to go pro. Once the investigation was revealed, one of C...

Texas A&M had reportedly threatened with an investigation and possible discipline the president of the school’s Students for Trump chapter after he and other members posted “Trump 2020 Keep America Great” signs around campus the night before Election Day. The university, in a statement to The College Fix, said it was a misunderstanding, has apologized to the student, and promised to make changes. “The Student Conduct Office was in direct contact on Friday, Dec 4, with the student leader to sincerely apologize,” according to campus officials. A letter sent to student Dion Okeke from...

You will in this defamation and the school should be ashamed of themselves for what they did to the reputation of this person for which none of this information is credible with regard to calling him a sexual foreign, just a group of students who decided to prey upon this particular guy and the school did nothing to stop it and that's the basis of this complaint. >> exhibit c, the university president, in the professor's complaint he says that michael -- emailed him about the poster saying this is outrageous. we'll do our best to put a stop to it and hold those responsible accountable. a quick...