The Minnesota Daily

Episode 124: A conversation on cannabis in Minnesota

by Kindra Peterson
Published August 4, 2023

KINDRA PETERSON: Hello everyone, and welcome to In The Know, the podcast covering the latest events and news at the University of Minnesota. I’m your host, Kindra Peterson.For this episode, we...

A brief history of drag in Minneapolis

by Sarah Horner
Published August 3, 2023

Trixie Mattel and Katya Zamolodchikova did a live recording of their podcast “The Bald and the Beautiful” July 28 at State Theatre in Minneapolis. After competing side by side on season seven...

Fareed: Rethinking zoos: putting animals first

by Mubina Fareed
Published August 3, 2023

Challenging the balance between entertainment and animal welfare.

Interest in e-bikes increases as Minnesotans await rebate

by Gustav DeMars
Published August 3, 2023

Many Minnesotans are looking forward to applying for rebates for electric bicycles next year.

Twin Cities Campus Farmers Market returns to campus

by Gustav DeMars
Published August 3, 2023

After a three-year hiatus, the University’s Twin Cities Campus Farmers Market is back, looking to provide students and neighbors with fresh food.

Mergendahl: A love letter to the Uptown sinkhole

by Cal Mergendahl
Published August 3, 2023

Our collective joy around Minneapolis’ spontaneous attractions and quirky flaws should be celebrated.

UMN facing 5.8% enrollment decline since 2019

by Henry Hagen
Published August 2, 2023

The University of Minnesota is one of many universities nationwide dealing with enrollment declines since the COVID-19 pandemic and is facing a potential enrollment cliff over the next decade.

The Janzig sisters are skiing royalty on Minnesota’s lakes

by Claire Duchesne
Published August 2, 2023

Sisters Hannah and Sophie Janzig are following their father’s passion for water skiing by promoting the sport through the University’s club.

Multiple apartment buildings opening in next three years near campus

by Jack O'Connor
Published August 2, 2023

The five new apartment buildings are under construction in Dinkytown and Prospect Park.

UMN begins research on detecting suicidal thoughts through brain’s electrical signals

by Alex Lassiter
Published August 2, 2023

The project, funded by Department of Defense, could help clinicians detect severe mental health conditions, like suicidal impulses, in their earlier stages.