The Minnesota Daily

City policy could help displaced renters find new homes

by Mohamed Ibrahim
Published November 13, 2019

The ordinance, introduced last week, would provide financial assistance to tenants displaced at no fault of their own.

Sexual assault reported in Marcy-Holmes

by Jasmine Snow
Published November 13, 2019

The victim described the suspects as two males with a heavy build.

Suicide rates in Minnesota have increased in recent years, according to UMN report

by Gwiwon Jason Nam
Published November 12, 2019

Deaths by suicide increased by 56 percent from 2000 to 2017, compared to the national average of a 35 percent increase.

Hmong women student group celebrates, challenges tradition with New Year celebration

by Farrah Mina
Published November 11, 2019

Viivncaus, a UMN Hmong women student group, hosted a Hmong New Year celebration on Friday.

UMN researchers help prevent spread of deadly pig disease to the U.S

by Natalie Cierzan
Published November 11, 2019

Researchers will test a virus similar to African Swine Fever to figure out different ways to tackle the disease.

Safety app offers solutions for concerned campus-area residents

by Taylor Schroeder
Published November 11, 2019

ClutchSOS, created by a University of Minnesota graduate, provides a network of security for students traveling alone.

Minneapolis installs public syringe boxes across city

by Brooke Sheehy
Published November 11, 2019

Among nine other locations, Minneapolis’ Currie Park in Cedar-Riverside will have a designated box.

First UMN small satellite now in space

by Jiang Li
Published November 11, 2019

SOCRATES, launched into space by NASA, uses X-ray sensors for navigation and will collect data related to accelerations in sun flares.

University professor Ellad Tadmor is using science to fight polarization

by Niamh Coomey
Published November 11, 2019

Tadmor, an Aerospace Engineering professor, is in his second year of teaching 'Science Court,' a course intended to encourage discussion about controversial issues.

MSA pushes to expand free light rail stops for students

by Samantha Hendrickson
Published November 11, 2019

The undergraduate student government is garnering support for more University's Zone Pass stops, which currently include the West Bank, East Bank and Stadium Village stations.