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Daily Breakdown - Campus Desk Recap
Monday, Dec. 15, 2025
What's up, news readers?
For weeks, I've been trapped in your email inbox. That's what you get for making fun of these new-age wizards, I guess. I've been living off of your spam inbox for days, searching for ways to claw myself out of this foul machine. So far, I haven't had any luck. It's been boring in here, too, so I've compiled some of the best campus stories I've seen from the Minnesota Daily, purely for your enjoyment.
Anyway, I should get back to formulating my escape plan. Hopefully, my professors cut me some slack for all the assignments I've missed.
Stay Frosty,
Tyler Church | Campus Editor | [email protected]
Top Story
People gathered outside Northrop Auditorium for the Teamsters’ rally Friday evening. | Photo by Colleen McGowan, the Minnesota Daily
Agreement reached between University, Teamsters: Week in review
by Nicolas Scibelli and Colleen McGowan | Campus Reporters | Published September 18, 2025
The University of Minnesota’s Teamsters Local 320 and the University of Minnesota announced in a joint statement Saturday that both sides had come to a resolution to end the Teamsters’ strike.
The University updated its Contract Negotiation Updates webpage and wrote, “Services will return to normal in the coming days.” Modified service information can be found here.
Teamsters returned to work Sunday while the tentative agreement was brought to members for a vote, the results of which have not yet been disclosed. Demands sought by the Teamsters included a 3.5% wage increase, stronger anti-harassment language for union workers on campus and a June end date to the previous contract.
More Campus
 | Inside the $1 billion deal between the University of Minnesota Physicians group and FairviewBy Sara Hussein and Sam HillThe University of Minnesota is strongly opposed to a deal announced last Wednesday between Minneapolis-based Fairview Health Services and University of Minnesota doctors. |
 | U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services “Operation Twin Shield,” may have targeted University of Minnesota studentsBy Anshu Patel and Nicolas ScibelliU.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services conducted targeted operations across the Twin Cities from Sept. 19 to 28. |
 | The University of Minnesota placed pro-Palestinian student groups on probation for six monthsBy Ash Jones | Junior Campus ReporterThe University of Minnesota put Students for Justice in Palestine and the Young Democratic Socialists on probation in April 2025 for breaking protest guidelines. |
 | Private UMN Foundation University property purchases raise questions of transparencyBy Isabella Morden Wheeldon | Senior Campus ReporterFormer and current regents ask if private organizations really have the welfare of the student body in mind. |