The Minnesota Daily

For some student-leaders, navigating the terrain of personal beliefs can be tricky

by Rilyn Eischens and Raju Chaduvula
Published November 3, 2016

While MSA has to remain nonpartisan in order to receive school funding, many representatives of the group are opposed to self-censorship.

by Rilyn Eischens
Published November 3, 2016

COGS reps requested that the U update their parental leave policy to accommodate same-sex couples, among others.

by Kevin Beckman
Published November 3, 2016

In an email to faculty, Kaler said Vice President Brian Herman will step down, effective Dec. 31.

by Kevin Beckman
Published November 3, 2016

The players will be allowed to play in Saturday’s game after an agreement was reached in court Wednesday.

by David Clarey
Published November 2, 2016

University of Minnesota students are playing video games for cash, while a professional scene develops where players compete for millions.

by Eliana Schreiber
Published November 2, 2016

One proposal in Marcy-Holmes contradicts the area’s guidelines, but the choice sits with the City Council.

by Kristina Busch
Published November 1, 2016

Speed cameras could be a means to reduce speed-related traffic deaths in Minnesota.

by Olivia Johnson
Published November 1, 2016

A survey conducted last spring by the CLA Student Board shows students are unhappy with the lack of Ph.D. faculty teaching undergraduate courses.

by Ryan Faircloth
Published October 31, 2016

City officials and community members attended the groundbreaking of the Cedar-Riverside Opportunity Center on Friday.

by Jacob Steinberg
Published October 31, 2016

The new facility, not yet built, sheds light on climbing's trend toward accessibility