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Pimento Jamaican Kitchen cooks up Kingston culture

by Ksenia Gorinshteyn
Published March 28, 2019

The Eat Street restaurant celebrates it's third anniversary this month.

Editorial: Avoiding harrowing housing situations is harder than it looks, but here are a few tips

by The Minnesota Daily Editorial Board
Published March 28, 2019

Finding the right housing is hard enough, take the time to make sure you're making the right choice.

Culture Compass: Trenchball, Transylvania and tea

by Becca Most
Published March 28, 2019

Friday: Trench Tournament Big fan of dodgeball? Wait until you hear what trenchball is. While in the traditional game you’re beaned by a foam ball and have to make the dejected trek to the sidelines,...

Hasan: The blazing trail to legalization

by Aleezeh Hasan
Published March 28, 2019

Recreational marijuana has already been decriminalized in Minneapolis, but more steps still need to be taken before we fully reach justice.

Ababiy: Betsy DeVos’ terrible, no good, very bad budget

by Jonathan Ababiy
Published March 28, 2019

How would this ever be considered freedom?

Episode 24: Understanding eating disorders at UMN

by Tiffany Bui and Luke Diamond
Published March 28, 2019

This episode explores the impact of limited on-campus resources for eating disorders.

Kollege Klub bar to open in Dinkytown

by Erin Wilson
Published March 28, 2019

The well known University of Wisonsin-Madison bar will expand to Minneapolis this summer.

Women’s swimming and diving end season at NCAA Championships

Published March 27, 2019

Junior diver Sarah Bacon took home the NCAA title in the one-meter diving event.

UMN Nursing School escapes traditional teaching methods

by Dylan Miettinen
Published March 27, 2019

Through a series of puzzles and clues, escape rooms are helping health care students learn collaborative communication skills.

Regents’ reaction to renaming violated its own principles, committees say

by Jake Steinberg
Published March 27, 2019

Following the Board of Regents response to on-campus building name dispute, two University Senate committees say the regents' tone could chill discussion.