Administrators at the University of Minnesota have dropped the traditional “King and Queen” labels for their annual homecoming weekend for the genderless “royals” term. Officials at the University of Minnesota have also announced that the biological sex of the winners
Alums returning to the University of Minnesota for homecoming this year are in for a quite the shock. In a move to reflect more “gender inclusivity,” Minnesota has decided to remove the King and Queen titles from their Homecoming Court.
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Minnesota head coach Tracy Claeys said Sunday that he knew he was risking his job last week when he expressed support for players who boycotted practices and threatened to skip a bowl game if 10 teammates who were suspended after a sexual assault investigation weren’t reinstated.
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — One by one, the entire Minnesota football roster walked out of the locker room and onto the practice facility turf to face a group of reporters.
After students at the University of Minnesota demanded censorship of Trump supporters, the University President took a stand for free speech.
As students across the country retreat into safe spaces and call campus authorities over even mildly offensive speech, often with the support of administrators, one college aims to buck the trend.
Following last week’s scenes at Rutgers University, where Breitbart Tech editor Milo Yiannopoulos’ speech was interrupted by left-wing students who smeared fake blood on their face, campus crazies have disrupted an event at the University of Minnesota.
Breitbart Tech editor Milo Yiannopoulos appeared on Breitbart News Daily on SiriusXM Patriot Ch. 125 this morning to discuss his recent appearance at the University of Minnesota alongside Christina Hoff Sommers of the American Enterprise Institute.
The University of Minnesota, in a moment of clarity and sanity, decided this week to ignore students complaining about Islamophobia and honor the dead killed on 9/11/2001 with a moment of silence on 9/11/2016.
On August 17, the Minnesota Court of Appeals ruled that off-duty police officers can be barred from carrying guns into NFL football games played by the Minnesota Vikings and the University of Minnesota at the U of M stadium.
