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Proposed Irish microdistillery hopes to strike luck in Prospect Park

by Miguel Octavio
Published March 25, 2019

Developers of the project, located at 600 Malcolm Ave. SE., aim to open the business by next spring.

Graduate School moves to increase communication between students and advisers

by Kait Ecker
Published March 25, 2019

Advising statements can help communication between advisers and graduate students and prevent problems from arising, officials say.

Residents voice concern over West Bank livability initiative

by Imani Cruzen
Published March 25, 2019

An initiative to create a special services district on the West Bank has brought up funding concerns among property owners.

Kaler discusses renaming buildings on campus, mental health and reciprocity

by Austen Macalus
Published March 25, 2019

The Minnesota Daily recently interviewed University of Minnesota President Eric Kaler.

Lower drug doses may better treat sickle cell disease treatment, say UMN researchers

by Katie Salai
Published March 25, 2019

New treatments may be on horizon for sickle cell disease following University of Minnesota research breakthroughs.

UMN researchers examine how climate change affects state’s water

by Natalie Rademacher
Published March 25, 2019

The research is meant to help lawmakers and state agencies plan and create policy for the future.

‘Green Book’ producer for commencement speaker sparks criticism

by Farrah Mina
Published March 25, 2019

The Oscar-winning film has been criticized for its portrayal of race issues.

Spring break starts out soggy for UMN area

by Dylan Anderson
Published March 23, 2019

February's record snowfall has started to melt, causing flooded streets, yards and basements around the University.

UMN staff member arrested after responding to fake prostitution ad

by Norah Kleven
Published March 22, 2019

A staff member in the School of Public Health was arrested on Wednesday.

Chemical analysis finds potential health risks for former workers at The Arrow

by Cleo Krejci
Published March 20, 2019

After three workers went to the emergency room in September, a string of tests on carpeting tiles installed in the building identified potential risks to former carpet layers.

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