Free to attend and open to all, the fair featured more than 30 vendor booths along with a variety of fun activity stations ranging from music and reading to physical and sensory play.

This story was updated to add additional comments from Michigan State University spokesperson Amber McCann and Michigan Immigrant Rights Center Senior Managing Attorney Ruby Robinson. EAST LANSING ...

ICE arrested another student in Minnesota last week. Edward Inch, president of Minnesota State University’s Mankato campus, said a student was detained Friday at an off-campus residence.

Federal officials say a University of Minnesota student was detained by ... in question was arrested after a visa revocation by the State Dept. related to a prior criminal history for a DUI.” ...

An international University of Minnesota grad student was arrested ... several foreign-born students in recent weeks. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has so far revoked the visas of roughly 300 ...

Meanwhile, officials at Minnesota State University Mankato said Monday that one of their students had been detained by ICE as well. President Edward Inch said in a letter to the campus community ...

A Saint Paul native, Kirsten is proud to tell stories in her home state. She graduated from the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities (Go Gophs!) and interned at WCCO during her time there.

Immigration authorities took an international student at the University of Minnesota into custody in ... Secretary of State Marco Rubio boasted that the State Department has so far revoked visas ...

A University of Minnesota-Twin Cities graduate student was detained by ICE at an off-campus residence. The university, unaware of the incident, is investigating and providing support. Similar ...

ICE agents have arrested another international student studying in the U.S., this time at the University of Minnesota ... Secretary of State Marco Rubio said, “We’re going to keep doing ...

He’s found it’s not that simple. The Minnesota State University Mankato professor noticed that some students who seemed engaged in class bombed tests, in part because of trying to balance full course ...