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Have you guys ever noticed the distinct lack of frozen yogurt shops nowadays? I remember growing up, they were absolutely everywhere. Now, though, you take a look around, and there are barely any to be found. It’s like nobody wants a highly customizable, slightly overpriced frozen treat anymore! I know I’d be a regular customer at such an establishment. In the same way a FroYo bar would offer you a wide variety of delicious and unique toppings, I now offer you a wide variety of engaging and informative stories. Over the weekend, we had a new round of potential tuition hikes, a new name for The Barn, and some new work from our Opinions team. Check it out below.

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Another round of potential tuition hikes leaves UMN community concerned for academia on campus

by Kyra Deters and Sara Hussein | Campus | Published June 14, 2026

As the University of Minnesota’s Board of Regents wrapped up their two-day-long meeting sessions Thursday and Friday, a plethora of discussions circulated regarding the Board’s proposed budget for the next fiscal year, including the potential for a sixth straight year of tuition hikes for University students.

The proposed budget includes a 3.8% tuition increase for resident undergraduate students across all campuses – with non-resident undergraduate students on the Twin Cities campus facing up to 4.5%, according to a Finance & Operations docket.

If passed, this will be the sixth consecutive year that students will face tuition increases at the University, according to the University’s Institutional Data and Research. The increase is projected to create a revenue stream of $34.4 million across the University system. 

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