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Today, high school musicians received a special sneak preview of life as a University of Minnesota School of Music student at Discover Music Day! Our guests met with faculty, toured Ferguson Hall, observed rehearsals and classes, and were treated to a collage of performances from SoM faculty and students! Thanks to everyone who stopped by and to everyone who helped make Discover Music Day a success. . . . #musicschool #schoolofmusic #umntwincities
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Join us for a screening of Harsh Legacy, a documentary marking the 30th anniversary of IIRIRA—the 1996 law that dramatically expanded immigration enforcement and deportation. Featuring the film's creators, Phyllis Coven (Fellow at Harvard's Advanced Leadership Institute) and Yael Schacher (historian of immigration law and Director for the Americas and Europe at Refugees International). Date: Monday, November 9, 2026 Time: 4- 6 p.m. (film and discussion), followed by a reception Location: UMN Law School, Mondale Hall Room 25, 229 19th Avenue S, Minneapolis, MN 55455 RSVP: z.umn.edu/HarshLegacy The screening will be followed by a discussion about the law's impact on Minnesota featuring: Nadia Anguiano (Associate Clinical Professor of Law; Director, Federal Immigration Litigation Clinic, Binger Center for New Americans, University of Minnesota Law School), Linus Chan (Professor of Clinical Law; Director, Detainee Rights Clinic, Binger Center for New Americans, University of Minnesota Law School), Jennifer Stohl Powell (Executive Director, Immigrant Law Center of Minnesota) and Mia Weinland (JD/MPP Candidate, University of Minnesota Law School). #documentary
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With Twin Cities Homecoming coming right up, we're calling attention to #UMNproud leaders who make a lasting impact! Patti Neiman (BAS '83, MA ’88) is recipient of the 2026 Community Leader Award. From serving nearly 40 years as director of the University YMCA to mentoring generations of student leaders and advancing equity-centered community programs, Patti’s visionary leadership has empowered countless changemakers 🔗 umnalumni.org/aaapattineiman2026 or LINK IN BIO. Patti Neiman with "Alumni Awards" and "Homecoming 2026"
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Then and now 📸 Vanessa (BA '94) and Alumni Association Life Member Mark (MPlan '89) know how to show off their Maroon and Gold pride! Here they are at a Denver Alumni Network event and, more recently, at Alumni Day on Oct. 8. Gold stars for showing that #UMNproud spirit! Interested in connecting with passionate alums? Check out all Alumni Association networks @ www.umnalumni.org/networks or LINK IN BIO. Two people smiling and posing together inside a restaurant. Both are wearing University of Minnesota apparel, holding yellow pom-poms. One is wearing a straw hat. A table with diners and nearby decor is visible in the background.
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It's now open! Slices and Shadows, an ISC Chapter Member exhibition, is now on view for the public to enjoy in the Quarter Gallery today through November 14th. In conjunction with the 32nd International Sculpture Conference, is proud to present Slices & Shadows: ISC Chapter Members. The exhibition features juried works from twenty-two artists across four national chapters including Boston Sculptors Gallery, Chicago Sculpture International, Pacific Rim Sculptors, and Texas Sculpture Group This show will be celebrating a joint reception with the exhibition in the Katherine E Nash Gallery, Let's Meet at the Horizon, on October 21st starting at 6pm. Gallery Hours are Tuesdays through Saturdays 11am - 5pm. The Quarter Gallery is housed in the Regis Center for Art at the University of Minnesota and is accessible by U-Card only. Please call 612-624-7530 upon arrival to gain access to the galleries
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The Northland Digitization Project invites local community members, history keepers, scholar-activists, and artist-organizers in the Twin Cities to join their grassroots digital archiving workshops. • October 20 • 6:00 - 8:00 PM • Liberal Arts Engagement Hub (120 Pillsbury Hall) • Free & Open to the Public Part 1 of the series will focus on technical tips and better practice guidelines for creating and sustaining low-cost community-led digital archives, as well as building relationships among local grassroots archivists, and public history initiatives. Learn more and register at z.umn.edu/bn48 or click the link in our bio. This event is part of The Hub’s Crisis and Change series. Visit z.umn.edu/crisisandchange to check out other upcoming events that are meeting the moment. Archive photo of an artist hanging up prints to dry on a line.
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The Hub's (mini) 2026 Impact Report is here! This past year brought unimaginable challenges to community engagement across the Twin Cities. Looking back, there is still so much to celebrate and be proud of, particularly the relationships we've built and strengthened. The full report is available online at z.umn.edu/fy26impact or at the link in our bio. You can also pick up printed copies at The Hub! Image descriptions available via Alt Text. Hub Faculty director Yuich Onishi speaking into a mic a the 2026 Open House event
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Celebrate Banned Books Week 📚 Stop by the Bookstores to stock up on banned books, enjoy a button making station to show your freedom to read support and grab some free bookmarks and stickers! #bannedbooks #bannedbooksweek #letbooksbe #freedomtoread #umnproud
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It’s always an inspiration to hear from Emmy-award winning podcaster and activist Sheletta Brundidge ✨ Today @hubbardschool_umn @umntwincities @umncla was no exception! 🗣️ Not only did Sheletta show out with her Emmy 🏆, she also gave us lessons in what accountability journalism and proactive marketing look like 🚨 with a showcase of her recent media coverage in outlets ranging from @people to @startribune to @abcnews and more! 📰 Top tips for today: 1) Consistency is key in branding; 2) Walk the walk, talk the talk—live what you do, and love it, too; 3) If success was easy, anyone would do it—do the work! Sign up for Sheletta’s email newsletta @ shelettamakesmelaugh.com 📧 it will make your day, every day! 💌 #branding #umndriven #podcasting
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Extremely humbled to receive the Above the Fold Award from the Hubbard School of Journalism! It recognizes recent graduates who are already making an impact in their field. Extra grateful to have my people there to support me, and to Regina for the nomination! 💛
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Join us for an exercise in exorcism as we practice our own form of spellcraft through poetry that strengthens ourselves and each other for the road ahead. In this generative writing workshop, we’ll create new words and work — just bring yourself and a pen. No prior experience with poetry or spellcraft necessary. ✍️🦇 • October 13 • 6:00 - 8:00 PM • Liberal Arts Engagement Hub (120 Pillsbury Hall) • Free & Open to the Public This event, led by @davigrayx and @umnenglish’s Kathryn Nuernberger, is part of The Hub’s Crisis and Change Series. Visit z.umn.edu/crisisandchange to learn more about upcoming events that are meeting the moment. Protest sign from Metro Surge reflecting in the water. Text reads: Protection Spells for Perilous Times, a poetry event for anyone with a heart
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The Department of American Indian Studies is pleased to announce the second graduate cohort of our American Indian & Indigenous Studies PhD program. Our PhD program is the only one of its kind in the Midwest, housed within the first American Indian Studies department in the country. The creation of the AIIS PhD Program responds to the landmark TRUTH (Towards Recognition and University-Tribal Healing) Project report released in April 2023, “a Native-organized, Native-led, community-driven research movement that offers multiple recommendations on how the University of Minnesota community can be in better relation with Indigenous peoples.” The University of Minnesota is on Daķota land and built with stolen Daķota wealth. This sovereignty, this place, and this water is sacred. Meet our cohort here: z.umn.edu/AIIS-Fall2026 Please contact amingrad@umn.edu for any questions related to our graduate program.
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