The Minnesota Daily

Local band Dirt Train adds southern-style rock n’ soul to the great North

by Ksenia Gorinshteyn
Published December 13, 2018

Dirt Train released their Motown influenced EP “Dead Beat Shake” on Nov. 27.

University researchers, St. Paul officials work for greener stormwater infrastructure

by Caitlin Anderson
Published December 13, 2018

Some St. Paul officials hope to get the project into the city's code in 2019.

Fungi promoting opportunities in sustainable energy

by Caitlin Anderson
Published December 13, 2018

Researchers in the College of Biological Sciences, in conjunction with institutions across the U.S., are analyzing brown rot and its potential to create sustainable energy.

“Silent seizures” may be connected to Alzheimer’s disease

by Mohamed Ibrahim
Published December 13, 2018

The discovery was made by a UMN researcher and others, and could lead to greater breakthroughs in Alzheimer's treatments.

Citywide neighborhoods plan incentivizes diversity through funding

by Tiffany Bui
Published December 13, 2018

Neighborhoods 2020 seeks to encourage representation of groups including students and renters on neighborhood boards.

Common plastic chemicals linked to language delays in children

by Megan Palmer
Published December 13, 2018

The University of Minnesota study found the delay is seen twice as often in boys.

A&E’s top ten of 2018

by Maddy Folstein
Published December 13, 2018

Movies, albums, brussels sprouts — and everything in between.

Ababiy: Minneapolis’ 2019 policing budget looks promising

by Jonathan Ababiy
Published December 13, 2018

With an emphasis on community policing, the city looks to the future.

Editorial: Joan Gabel a great finalist for next UMN President

by Daily Editorial Board
Published December 13, 2018

Following a limited engagement at the Coffman Theater, the sole finalist seems to be the right fit as Eric Kaler's successor.

Venkata: Diversity in Dinkytown

by Uma Venkata
Published December 13, 2018

Restaurants are good, so are services in Dinkytown.