Erin Adler
Reporter
South MetroAn Anoka native, Adler lives in south Minneapolis with her two dogs. She graduated from the College of St. Benedict with an English and secondary education degree (and a concentration in studio art). She taught seventh grade English and religion at a Catholic school in Edina for two years and later taught adult ESL/ELL for Minneapolis Public Schools. She has a Master's degree in English/Literacy education from the University of Minnesota. In her free time, she enjoys reading, drawing and attempting to complete home improvement projects.
Latest from Erin Adler
St. Paul
St. Thomas loses grant to bolster state’s teacher supply after Trump labels it a ‘DEI initiative’
The $6.8 million grant funds scholarships and stipends for 185 students. The St. Paul university said it doesn’t view it as a DEI initiative.
February 13, 2025
Politics
University of Minnesota researchers, lawmakers decry Trump’s proposed cuts to medical research grants
The U could lose up to $150 million in funding, which would jeopardize many researchers’ work.
February 13, 2025
News & Politics
College bookstores are changing dramatically in the digital era
More textbooks and course materials are digital and more stores are managed by outside vendors.
February 8, 2025
News & Politics
University of Minnesota ‘firmly against antisemitism’ after new federal investigation is announced
The U.S. Department of Education is investigating the U of M and four other universities for antisemitism.
February 4, 2025
Minneapolis
Affordable housing co-op on U’s fraternity row tries to start fresh after chaos and crime nearly shut it down
Former residents of the Dinkytown co-op have rallied to save the house near the University of Minnesota.
February 1, 2025
Twin Cities
Two schools offer Minnesota’s only degrees in the growing field of orthotics and prosthetics
Century College and Concordia University, St. Paul team up on the program, helping staff a growing field as the population ages.
January 25, 2025
Politics
Undocumented and international students worry about their fate in second Trump term
Some Minnesota college students from foreign countries are concerned how changes to U.S. immigration policy could affect them.
January 17, 2025
News & Politics
College freshman enrollment increased, not decreased, as researchers initially reported
A national research firm apologized for a data error that mistakenly reported freshman enrollment decreased. Minnesota schools with increasing enrollment had questioned the report.
January 14, 2025
Minneapolis
Affordable housing co-op on U’s fraternity row tries to start fresh after chaos and crime nearly shut it down
Former residents of the Dinkytown co-op have rallied to save the house near the University of Minnesota.
February 1, 2025
Twin Cities
Two schools offer Minnesota’s only degrees in the growing field of orthotics and prosthetics
Century College and Concordia University, St. Paul team up on the program, helping staff a growing field as the population ages.
January 25, 2025
Politics
Undocumented and international students worry about their fate in second Trump term
Some Minnesota college students from foreign countries are concerned how changes to U.S. immigration policy could affect them.
January 17, 2025
News & Politics
College freshman enrollment increased, not decreased, as researchers initially reported
A national research firm apologized for a data error that mistakenly reported freshman enrollment decreased. Minnesota schools with increasing enrollment had questioned the report.
January 14, 2025