Driving to UMD on a frigid winter day in Duluth, you can see huddles of students at bus stops or even walking to campus.
There are times when students feel unsafe in the extreme cold or dangerous driving conditions, but can’t afford to miss class when school is in session.
So what does it take to get school cancelled?
The Summit on Equity, Diversity and Multiculturalism is returning to UMD on Wednesday, Feb. 22.
“The Summit is an opportunity for connection, collaboration and learning about ways to create an environment that promotes equity for racial, ethnic, and intersecting identities,” Mailee Vue, chairperson for UMD’s Commission on Equity, Race and Ethnicity (CERE), said.
Some people are born smiling. According to fellow rugby players at The University of Minnesota Duluth, William Andrew Grahek was one of those people.
Over 50 students and staff from UMD will be representing the university at the Minnesota State Capitol in St. Paul for Bulldog Lobby Day on Thursday.
