The Minnesota Daily

Editorial: Why we need to improve research methods for Asian American populations

by Palwasha Khan
Published May 14, 2024

As a former psychology student, I remember my professors always preaching that research is essential to our field and when performing it our population sample must be large and representative to produce...

Editorial: Good progress has been made with the race wage gap in MN

by Diana Ocampo-Valencia
Published May 3, 2024

Progress has been made, but there is still more that needs to happen.

Editorial: The crucial role of cities in advancing health equity: A call to action

by Kim Norton and Lourdes Aceves
Published May 3, 2024

Local leaders have the greatest ability to affect this positive change for their communities.

Editorial: The importance of philanthropy

by Zachary M. Linneman
Published May 3, 2024

The University of Minnesota Medical School should pair with corporate and foundations to help fulfill its mission.

Editorial: The two-year marker: Implications of Roe v. Wade across a broadened social lens

by Hannah McMahon, Anne Bjornson, Talia Roitburd, and Rhyan Smith
Published May 2, 2024

Roe v. Wade laid the groundwork for women’s rights in America. Then they were stripped away.

Editorial: The need for meaningful diversity in media

by Annabel Bruton
Published May 2, 2024

Inclusion of diverse characters in media is increasing, but the accurate and meaningful portrayal of minorities is not.

Letter to the Editor: Revitalizing Gopher Gold: Ensuring sustainability and effectiveness through strategic adjustments

by Jeyun Han
Published May 1, 2024

These adjustments can be mirrored off of similar programs to the Gopher Gold program.

Letter to the Editor: The definition of South Korean students

by Songhyun Moon
Published May 1, 2024

Different cultures have different standards for exercising.

Editorial: NIL needs a lot of changes. Here are a few.

by Marshall H. Tanick
Published May 1, 2024

The Supreme Court’s ruling left questions in how the law can be applied and followed. 

Editorial: Campus protests leave Jewish students with little safety to speak their minds

by Colby Pitzenberger
Published May 1, 2024

Increasingly tense protests have seen a rise in antisemitic phrases.

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