Selection Two: Best of Photos from March 14-21

From Black Coffee and Waffle Bar to the Gopher football team’s Pro Day, here are some of the photo highlights from this past week.

by Multimedia Department

Published March 22, 2024

Saying goodbye to Black Coffee and Waffle Bar

On their last day, a staff member bids farewell to a customer. Black Coffee and Waffle Bar, located on Como Avenue and 15th Avenue SE, shut its doors on March 17th before a renovation and a reopening as a new coffee shop called Vitality. (Image by Shalom Berhane)

Student Film Festival

Goldy watches students’ submissions at the University of Minnesota Film Festival on Saturday, March 16 at Coffman Theater. The students submitted short films in different categories and it was free to attend for any University student. (Image by Gabrielle Erenstein)

Resources through First Congregational Church

Pictured is the First Congregational Church of Minnesota, located in the Marcy-Holmes neighborhood of Minneapolis. They offer multiple resources to students and other members of the community including a food shelf, community kitchen, Little Free Pantry and more. Built in 1851, this building is a historical piece of Marcy-Holmes and remains a reliable resource for students today. (Image by Eleanor King)

Colin Bracewell at Fine Line

Minneapolis-based artist Colin Bracewell took the stage at Fine Line on March 14, 2024, to feature songs from his upcoming EP “Cozy.” (Image by Eleanor King)

Gopher Pro Day

After recovering from knee surgery at the end of the regular season, Tyler Nubin stood out at Gopher Pro Day on Thursday, March 14. (Image by David Stager)

Men’s Hockey vs Michigan

Forward Oliver Moore prepares for the puck drop at the game against Michigan on Saturday, March 16. The Gophers avoided a shutout after scoring with 1:29 remaining in the third period. (Image by CJ Bonk)

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