The Minnesota Daily

Venkata: The Laffer curve never gets old

by Uma Venkata
Published September 8, 2019

The joke is on us

Skoog: My big fat Greek column

by Caroline Skoog
Published September 8, 2019

A GDI's outside perspective

Letter to the Editor: Let’s make Minnesota the education state

by Letter to the Editor
Published September 3, 2019

By Minnesota Governor Tim Walz.

Letter to the Editor: Let’s fix our broken voting system

by Letter to the Editor
Published September 2, 2019

With ranked-choice voting, voters rank candidates in their order of preference.

Skoog: We need to examine the reasons behind mass shootings

by Caroline Skoog
Published September 2, 2019

Four people of differing backgrounds walk into a bar. Quietly, they each locate the nearest exit and route an escape – just in case.

A letter from the Minnesota Daily’s Content Diversity Board

by Content Diversity Board
Published September 2, 2019

There is no accuracy in media without fair and equitable representation.

Editorial: Journalists should appreciate the power of their platform

by The Minnesota Daily Editorial Board
Published September 2, 2019

If you interact with people on a public platform, be prepared to face criticism.

Letter to the Editor: There should be an exemption for sexual assault prevention training for survivors

by Letter to the Editor
Published August 24, 2019

Those who have survived sexual assault should not have to take the mandatory sexual assault prevention training at the University of Minnesota.

College and opinions? A letter from the opinions editor

by Ariana Wilson
Published August 24, 2019

Opinions. Everyone has one. The great thing about college is that you get the opportunity to hear from others and develop your own point of view. It’s a place of learning that encourages free thought...

Letter to the editor: An open letter to the Mayor

by Letter to the Editor
Published August 8, 2019

The plan for an African Mall that you and Council Member Abdi Warsame wish to impose on Cedar Riverside will only create problems or worsen them in my neighborhood.