The Minnesota Daily

Opinion: Becoming a scholar in a new language and culture

by Abdulrahman Bindamnan
Published October 18, 2022

More attention is needed to how scholars and scholarship can take different forms.

by Abdulrahman Bindamnan and Srna Zafirovska
Published September 28, 2022

Some international students view “Minnesota Nice” behavior as negative and sometimes confusing, while others see it as a positive interaction.

by Madeline Juve and Jakob Mahla
Published September 28, 2022

The University of Minnesota’s School of Architecture may be a pivotal point in deciding what the future of architectural education will look like.

by Phillip Ableidinger
Published September 28, 2022

Therapy can be a good option to combat mental health struggles, but we need simultaneous reform when it comes to therapy as medical care.

by Arne Carlson
Published July 26, 2022

The University of Minnesota has shown itself to be more concerned with the pursuit of self-interest than student interests.

by Stacey Burns
Published July 24, 2022

Rep. Ilhan Omar will fight to protect reproductive rights. Omar is up for re-election this year; the Minnesota primary is on Aug. 9.

by Trinity Fritz Lawrence
Published June 8, 2022

With so few classic female authors, scholars must treat them with the same respect and careful study as male authors.

by Subhika Rao
Published June 8, 2022

Recent legislation for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women raises awareness. What more can Minnesotans do to make change?

Published March 11, 2022

The University should also implement a CPAC consisting of University community members who are policed by the UMPD.

by Izzy Laderman
Published March 3, 2022

One’s cost of living doesn’t decrease because their paycheck happens to come from the University of Minnesota.