The Minnesota Daily

MSA looks to increase student data privacy

by Niamh Coomey
Published February 25, 2019

The resolution seeks to make more personal information private initially, unless the student opts for the information to be public.

Gopher football players’ lawsuit heard in District Court

by Mohamed Ibrahim
Published February 24, 2019

The nine football players' lawsuit against the University for discrimination in a sexual assault investigation was heard in District Court Friday morning.

Health care providers discuss cultural barriers in Cedar-Riverside

by Miguel Octavio
Published February 22, 2019

Mixed Blood Theatre hosted an event Thursday night aimed at bridging the cultural gap between medical providers and residents of Cedar-Riverside.

Task force to Kaler: rename four buildings

by Jake Steinberg
Published February 21, 2019

President-appointed task force recommends stripping names from Coffman, Nicholson, Middlebrook and Coffey.

China-funded institute set to close

by Helen Sabrowsky
Published February 21, 2019

UMN's Confucius Institute, whose national partners have faced harsh criticism, will close at the end of the semester.

Boynton Health requests additional student services fees for next fiscal year

by Gwiwon Jason Nam
Published February 21, 2019

Boynton Heath is requesting $418,663 in additional student service fees.

UMN students could see larger State Grants in Walz’s budget proposal

by Isabella Murray
Published February 21, 2019

Amid discussion of tuition increases, University of Minnesota students using State Grants could receive increased aid.

UMN researchers incorporate solar panels in low-income housing

by Farrah Mina
Published February 21, 2019

A new report focusing on making solar energy more accessible may help homeowners meet mortgage payments.

UMN may see new training program for teachers of blind students

by Erin Wilson
Published February 21, 2019

A bill proposed this session could allocate money for a University program to train instructors of blind and visually impaired students.

University system uses stormwater to cool buildings on campus

by Natalie Rademacher
Published February 21, 2019

The system helps reduce stormwater runoff from getting into local water supplies.

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