The Minnesota Daily

Culture compass: “Scott Pilgrim,” spanakopita and streaming

by Maddy Folstein
Published September 6, 2018

Friday: Midnight Madness: “Scott Pilgrim vs. the World” Kick off your weekend with a throwback movie screening. The Landmark’s Uptown Theatre will screen “Scott Pilgrim vs. the World” at...

Quick Hitters: Minnesota dominated New Mexico State

by Max Biegert
Published September 6, 2018

Minnesota played New Mexico State on Aug. 30 in its first win of the season.

Maddie Nielsen fights her way to become Minnesota’s starting goalkeeper

by Erik Nelson
Published September 6, 2018

Nielsen started in three matches for the Gophers last season.

Questions from the other side: Robert Kuwada

by Max Biegert
Published September 6, 2018

Robert Kuwada from the Fresno Bee

Daily Breakdown: Minnesota a slight favorite over underrated Fresno State

by Jack Warrick
Published September 6, 2018

Fresno State beat its last opponent by a score of 79-13.

Research Roundup: Socioeconomic status affects some childhood cancer survival rates.

by Lew Blank
Published September 6, 2018

University of Minnesota researchers published several studies this past month.

Review: Notes from a first time fair-goer

by Liv Martin
Published September 6, 2018

"Will people get mad if I give it an A-minus?"

Ababiy: Students have the responsibility to question and change society

by Jonathan Ababiy
Published September 6, 2018

Consistent with what we have seen in the past, education and a vigilant society have the ability to help check and change society for good.

Editorial: While the war on plastic straws continues, Minnesota needs to work on banning single-use plastics

by Daily Editorial Board
Published September 6, 2018

The State and University of Minnesota should double down efforts on regulating and banning single-use plastics, following other U.S. cities.

Venkata: Recording accurate mass shooting and disaster statistics is an absolute necessity, in order to effectively deal a solution

by Uma Venkata
Published September 6, 2018

After mass shootings and disaster death tolls rise, misrepresentation of statistics can squander relief efforts and lead to governmental inaction.