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Ogren: Nuclear energy is more than clean; it’s unifying

Ogren: Nuclear energy is more than clean; it’s unifying

by Allison Ogren
Published October 6, 2022
If you are serious about clean energy development and energy independence, you should be pro-nuclear. These two advocates show you why in different ways.
Ask Amber: I don’t know if I should cut off my friend

Ask Amber: I don’t know if I should cut off my friend

by Amber Atkinson
Published October 5, 2022
Can all problems be fixed, or do I need to give up?
Ericson: Don’t let an election denier run Minnesota’s elections

Ericson: Don’t let an election denier run Minnesota’s elections

by Sean Ericson
Published October 4, 2022
Secretary of State candidate Kim Crockett thinks the 2020 election was “the big rig” and questions whether non-English speakers should vote.
Badroos: Save The Silver Screen

Badroos: Save The Silver Screen

by Joshua Badroos
Published October 2, 2022
PSA: Go to your local cinema, alone or otherwise, and watch movies at the actual movies.
White: Are University bathrooms outdated?

White: Are University bathrooms outdated?

by Spencer White
Published October 2, 2022
Should more be done to protect students at their most vulnerable?
Atkinson: Safe-U alerts do little to create a safe campus

Atkinson: Safe-U alerts do little to create a safe campus

by Amber Atkinson
Published September 30, 2022
Safe-U, but how safe are they for you, actually?
Ogren: From smartwatches to sweat sensors, data empower patients

Ogren: From smartwatches to sweat sensors, data empower patients

by Allison Ogren
Published September 29, 2022
Wearable health and fitness trackers have become commonplace. With so much health information at your fingertips, do you even need to check in with your doctor?
White: University artists weigh in on AI-generated art

White: University artists weigh in on AI-generated art

by Spencer White
Published September 27, 2022
Is it art or merely an imitation?
Ericson: Fewer kids are poor — but still way too many

Ericson: Fewer kids are poor — but still way too many

by Sean Ericson
Published September 27, 2022
Child poverty has declined dramatically over the past few decades. But, there’s still much work left to do.
Badroos: The Privilege of Pressure

Badroos: The Privilege of Pressure

by Joshua Badroos
Published September 25, 2022
Pressure creates diamonds, and the land of opportunity is shining bright despite the dreams of its immigrant children.

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