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University class proposes improvements to Como traffic diverters

by Kelly Busche
Published September 7, 2017
Southeast Como residents call for renovations to the 40-year-old diverters.
Newly appointed Minneapolis Police Chief Medaria "Rondo" Arradondo speaks to a Minnesota Daily reporter on Wednesday, Aug. 30 at City Hall in Minneapolis.

New MPD chief aims to increase community trust, uphold UMPD relationship

by Madeline Deninger
Published September 7, 2017
Medaria Arradondo will be officially sworn in as Minneapolis' new chief of police Friday.

University researchers release new ‘crisp’ and ‘juicy’ apple

by Helen Sabrowsky
Published September 7, 2017
Researchers spent 17 years developing the Rave apple.
A view outside of Sssdude-Nutz in Dinkytown on June 6.

Sssdude-nutz hits the road for good

by Allison Cramer
Published September 7, 2017
The doughnut shop left Dinkytown in May and will not return after taking a new form as a food truck.

Queering sexual health: UMN professor tackles prostate cancer

by Bella Dally-Steele
Published September 7, 2017
A University epidemiology professor received $3 million for a study to survey 450 gay and bisexual men.
Protesters march against the repeal of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals policy on Sept. 5 on East Franklin Avenue.

Hundreds in Minneapolis protest Trump’s DACA withdrawal

by Carter Blochwitz
Published September 6, 2017
Protesters marched through Minneapolis Tuesday in opposition of President Donald Trump's decision to end DACA.

University files lawsuit over hazardous materials detected at properties near Rosemount

by Michael Achterling
Published September 6, 2017
The University's lawsuit claims the federal government and DuPont are responsible for environmental concerns at its properties.
Kevin Ehrman-Solberg, Kirsten Delegard, and Penny Peterson look at city maps that show segregated areas in the metro area at Wilson Library on West Bank on Wednesday August 30, 2017. "People like to believe Minneapolis had neither race nor racism," Delegated says.

Researchers work to uncover Minneapolis’ discriminatory housing past

by Jonathan Du
Published September 6, 2017
A University of Minnesota mapping library has become a staging area for revealing racist language in housing deeds.
Identical twins Amanda and Ashley Overgaauw pose with their llamas before competing at the Minnesota State Fair on Thursday, August 31, 2017.

Minnesota 4-H expands programming in response to state’s changing demographics

by Christopher Lemke
Published September 6, 2017
Animal leasing programs are one example of the organization's efforts to attract and retain the state's youth.

Carlson offers veteran a new start after brain injury

by Allison Cramer
Published September 6, 2017
After a 50-foot fall and a brain injury, veteran Brian Grundtner rebuilt his life and found a career in a Carlson program.
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