The Minnesota Daily

Minnesota senior beats two personal records at U.S. Nationals for women’s swim and dive

by Jack Warrick
Published July 3, 2017

Danielle Nack earned personal bests in two events.

Minneapolis passes $15 minimum wage

by Christopher Lemke
Published June 30, 2017

Large employers in Minneapolis will reach the $15 minimum wage by 2022, with smaller businesses reaching the mark by 2024.

The recipe for a summer song

by Katie Lauer
Published June 28, 2017

Experts from the University of Minnesota and the Minneapolis music scene weighed in on what makes up a summer hit.

Review: “Baby Driver”

by Gunthar Reising
Published June 28, 2017

“Baby Driver” spins on an adrenaline pumped turntable, rotating seamlessly through blockbuster action, noir crime plots and sugary musical numbers.

St. Anthony Falls Laboratory names new director

by Max Chao
Published June 28, 2017

Lian Shen was named the director after a two-year search.

University police undergo special trauma training

by Bella Dally-Steele
Published June 28, 2017

University, Minneapolis and other local police participated in a special session held to train officers on how to interview trauma victims.

Prospect Park works on new garden

by Maraya King
Published June 28, 2017

A new garden, which will decorate a parking ramp overseeing the Prospect Park light rail station, is part of larger environmentally friendly initiatives for the area.

Ailts: Creating change from the Castile conversation

by Ellen Ailts
Published June 28, 2017

“Reforming our police force and our prison-industrial complex begins with us talking"

No ‘wrest’ for the wicked

by Gunthar Reising
Published June 28, 2017

Inside the world of professional wrestling training: philosophy, race and joining “the biz”

Letter: Restricting menthol-flavored tobacco policy

by Alexander Feng
Published June 28, 2017

Cutting menthol tobacco will help decrease the consumption of the already-addicting drug.