University students and friends remember Karson Janssen for his humor, distinctive laugh and courageous smile.
Currently, Minnesota has one of the highest COVID-19 rates in the nation, with a high chance for more cases on campus after students traveled back from Thanksgiving break, however, many professors said the University has done well so far to prevent spread on campus.
Failure to comply with the new mandate could result in unpaid suspension for faculty during the spring semester.
Experts collaborate across Minnesota to combine water research.
Potter is charged with first- and second-degree manslaughter for shooting and killing 20-year-old Black man, Daunte Wright.
With the goal of educating people on mental health crises, the Barbara Schneider Foundation has facilitated trainings in Minneapolis since 2002.
There is no virtue in making yourself miserable. Take care of yourself and your body; your to-do list can wait until tomorrow.
It’s hard to tell what’s worse about winter: the bitter cold or the blues.
Mercy and humanity should be shown to the unborn.
Stubbornness and stupidity go hand in hand.
A call for calm and creativity in light of the Jan. 6 investigation.
Push through the last bit of the semester with some new Phoebe, a coffee run in Uptown, a new HBO series and more.
Although the headlining band’s performance showcased each member’s musical talent, their energy and stage presence seemed to be a step down from the show’s opener.
Whether you need a break from cramming for finals or are looking for some holiday fun, keep these events in mind.
The Chicago drill rapper’s show felt unprepared and tired, unlike the lively audience
In Campus Contrived, the Minnesota Daily’s newest series, writers uncover the stories behind underappreciated works of art and architecture on the Twin Cities campus.
Minnesota wasn’t able to overcome the loss of Jasmine Powell, in its first Big Ten game of the season against the Cornhuskers.
Student athletes, coaches and alumni are establishing new club athletic organizations, looking for new funding sources and talking to state legislators in hopes of preserving the legacy of the eliminated sports programs.
Student athletes, coaches and alumni are establishing new club athletic organizations, looking for new funding sources and talking to state legislators in hopes of preserving the legacy of the eliminated sports programs.
