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MPR News keeps track of the latest education news in Minnesota so you can understand the events shaping the future of learning and how it impacts students at any level.

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University of Minnesota athletes led the nation at Sochi

University of Minnesota athletes led the nation at Sochi

Some Gopher fans may have had their share of frustration in recent years with the state of their football and basketball teams, but the University of Minnesota was on top in the winter Olympic Games in Sochi. As nerdwallet.com points out, the U’s students took home five silver medals, tying Westminster College. You can see Read more →
by Alex Friedrich

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Notes in the Margins: Shooting a student, classroom democracy and unpaid overtime

When May I Shoot a Student? I am a biology professor, and I had never considered bringing a gun to work until now. But since many of my students are likely to be armed, I thought it would be a good idea to even the playing field. I have had encounters with disgruntled students over the years, Read more →
by Alex Friedrich

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Strike vote threat looms as Anoka-Hennepin teachers, administrators talk today

Union and district officials have met 14 times since May without reaching agreement on a pay and benefits package for teachers. The sides are meeting today for their third session with a state mediator.
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Research is booming at Minnesota’s community colleges

Research is booming at Minnesota’s community colleges

Student research is booming where you might not expect it – Minnesota’s two-year community colleges. Once known as places that taught only introductory science courses, they’re conducting research with a level of sophistication that faculty members say wasn’t seen as recently as five years ago. The surge is part of a national movement that faculty Read more →
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Early education assistance gets second chance in Legislature

Frank Forsberg, chair of the MinneMinds campaign, joins The Daily Circuit to talk about the group's effort to secure more money for early childhood education scholarships for low-income Minnesota children.

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Notes in the Margins: GPAs, 2-year grads, and how firms view the SAT

Community college grads out-earn bachelor’s degree holders Many newly minted graduates of community colleges are defying history and stereotypes by proving that a bachelor’s degree is not, as widely believed, the only ticket to a middle-class income. (CNN Money via University Business) How Exactly Do Colleges Allocate Their Financial Aid? They Won’t Say. Universities rarely release the Read more →
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Proposed University of Minnesota – Duluth cuts laid out

Proposed University of Minnesota – Duluth cuts laid out

The University of Minnesota-Duluth will cut up to $1.1 million in programs and services this spring in an initial round of budget reductions to help close a deficit of about $9.4 million over five years. The proposed reductions (see full list below), which campus leaders discussed Monday, include cuts to the IT department, library staffing Read more →
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