The Minnesota Daily

‘An open wound still’: community members protest dismissal motion

by Jasmine Snow and Samantha Woodward
Published September 11, 2020

Judge Peter Cahill started the hearing by saying dismissal motions wouldn't be discussed. Decisions have yet to be made regarding relocation or an anonymous jury.

Ilhan Omar on Minneapolis after George Floyd protests, criminal justice reform

by Madeline Deninger
Published July 16, 2020

Congresswoman Ilhan Omar recently spoke with the Minnesota Daily more than a month since the killing of George Floyd.

Enrollment in graduate school could rise after the COVID-19 recession

by Jasmine Snow
Published April 16, 2020

Past recessions have increased interest in higher education, especially during the 2008 recession.

Who benefits from suspension of loan payments and interest?

by Jasmine Snow
Published April 2, 2020

University of Minnesota students should carefully consider possible benefits of loan reprieve, according to experts.

Global economy could lose $10 trillion due to climate change, report finds

by Becca Most
Published March 26, 2020

However, with sweeping conservation efforts, the U.S. economy could gain $11 billion by 2050, according to the same report.

U.S. suspends visa services worldwide, prompts international student worry

by Jiang Li
Published March 21, 2020

The suspension of visa services worldwide will likely make it more difficult for international students to replace or acquire visas to attend the University.