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It's been a year of legal troubles for the University of Minnesota-Duluth, and the now the school has another lawsuit on it's hands.

New Bill May Allow Concealed Weapons in Wisconsin Universities

An exception to the state’s concealed carry law allows people to carry weapons on campus, but not inside of the campus buildings and classrooms. If this bill were to pass that could all change.

UMD Invites Area Students to Tour Campus

With fall colors blazing, University of Minnesota Duluth is inviting area high schoolers and their families to come visit campus.

Grand Rapids School Referendum up for Vote

Grand Rapids voters will soon decide whether to approve an $80-million dollar school referendum that’s coming up on the November ballot.

Weather Service Launches Balloon at Middle School

A group of middle school students got a first-hand look at how meteorologists gather information.

International Contingent Visits Scholastica

Health care workers from countries like Uzbekistan and Ukraine stopped in Duluth as part of a three week United States tour.

Marshall School Restoring Dormitory

Marshall School will be restoring the former Cathedral School dormitory area to its original purpose.

More than 4,000 Starbucks Employees Attending College Free

Starbucks is offering workers the chance to go to college for free.

More than 1,300 Low Income Workers Statewide to Receive Job Training

Community Action Duluth, in partnership with Lake Superior College was awarded nearly $50,000 in state grants to help train low-income workers for better job opportunities.

University Leaders Meet With Public in Superior

University officials, including system president Ray Cross, were on hand for an interactive meeting in UW-Superior's Yellowjacket Union.

UMD Report Shows $521M Economic Impact Yearly

The University of Minnesota-Duluth says it is pumping out $521 million into the region’s economy every year, which is a 5.7 percent increase since 2010.