Erin Adler
Dakota County Reporter at The Minnesota Star Tribune
Dakota & Scott counties reporter @ Star Tribune. Loves art, books, dogs & the smell of newsprint. Tweets aren't endorsements. [email protected]
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1 week ago |
startribune.com | Erin Adler
Some University of Minnesota faculty members are questioning the selection process for the new provost, saying they believe it should have been more transparent and, unlike past appointments, the U didn't give the public a chance to meet and question final candidates. Gretchen Ritter, the new provost, was chosen last week and will begin July 31, pending approval by the U's Board of Regents on June 12.
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2 weeks ago |
mankatofreepress.com | Erin Adler
Minneapolis College hosted a “pinning ceremony” for its nursing program graduates recently — a ritual that confirmed their commitment to the profession. It included a circle of Native American drummers performing an honor song to recognize and celebrate the accomplishments of four graduating class members, all Native American women who plan to become nurses.
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2 weeks ago |
startribune.com | Erin Adler
Minneapolis College hosted a "pinning ceremony" for its nursing program graduates recently - a ritual that confirmed their commitment to the profession. It included a circle of Native American drummers performing an honor song to recognize and celebrate the accomplishments of four graduating class members, all Native American women who plan to become nurses.
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3 weeks ago |
startribune.com | Erin Adler
By Erin Adler In January 2024, the Energy Department notified the U by letter that it was suspending the grant amid allegations of research misconduct. Glaser said the science behind the project was good, but the hardware needed work. He said Biswas used the simulated data because he fell behind schedule.
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3 weeks ago |
startribune.com | Erin Adler
University of Minnesota student Jacob Richter found himself worried about one thing when he became chair of the campus safety committee this year: the harrowing possibility of a mass shooting. "I recognized how unsafe the infrastructure was on campus," he said of having no cover from a shooter in a classroom with furniture bolted to the ground.
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