The Minnesota Daily

U set to speak up about development

by Tyler Gieseke
Published June 18, 2014

Administrators plan to be more vocal about changes in surrounding neighborhoods.

FBI investigates city’s Somali community

by Ethan Nelson
Published June 18, 2014

Agents from the FBI are meeting with Somali community members in Cedar-Riverside as part of an ongoing investigation.

App offers tours of Minneapolis’ oldest neighborhood

by Ethan Nelson
Published June 10, 2014

A new app from Preserve Minneapolis offers a historical tour of Minneapolis’ first neighborhood. Minneapolis Historical includes tours of the Marcy-Holmes and Old Highland neighborhoods. The tours...

Tech experts call for heightened cybersecurity

by Lyra Fontaine
Published June 4, 2014

Some University of Minnesota professors say the school could do more to fortify online security.

The University’s No. 1 ambassador

by Tyler Gieseke
Published May 6, 2014

While the role of the university president’s spouse is changing nationwide, Karen Kaler remains a committed advocate for the University of Minnesota.

Feds take aim at sexual assault

by Haley Hansen
Published May 5, 2014

New recommendations and investigations are putting pressure on schools nationwide.

After riot, cops prep for typical Spring Jam

by Nicholas Studenski
Published April 24, 2014

Police said they’re ready for anything but are expecting few problems at this year’s festival.

Student activists take on Keystone XL pipeline

by Vanessa Nyarko
Published April 24, 2014

Students from three states are joining a protest this weekend.

Medicaid expansion may help pregnant inmates

by Kristoffer Tigue
Published April 22, 2014

U researchers say the Affordable Care Act could benefit thousands of prisoners.

Public forum addresses area concerns

by Meara Cummings
Published April 21, 2014

Community members gathered to discuss concerns about their neighborhoods at a University District Alliance meeting.

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