The Minnesota Daily

Metro Transit Police will undergo bias training

by Kristina Busch
Published April 6, 2016

The department will join the University Police for bias training later this year.

Local leaders call to reopen Clark case

by Youssef Rddad
Published April 6, 2016

The Mpls. NAACP and Black Lives Matter publicly pressed for a reinvestigation Tuesday.

Rural grocers see end on horizon

by David Minor
Published April 5, 2016

A University Extension survey found more than half of rural grocery vendors plan to own their store for a decade or less.

Sexual assault in Marcy- Holmes

by Keaton Schmitt
Published April 5, 2016

A woman attending a party in Marcy-Holmes was sexually assaulted Sunday by an unknown man, according to a crime alert sent to students and faculty by the University of Minnesota Police Department. The...

Phone records now public for MnSCU faculty

by Olivia Johnson
Published April 5, 2016

A new policy enacted last week applies to employee personal devices used for work purposes.

West Bank job program excites residents

by Olivia Johnson
Published April 5, 2016

Cedar-Riverside leaders hope to complete the opportunity center by this fall.

City says ‘pozegnanie’ to Nye’s

by Benjamin Farniok
Published April 4, 2016

This weekend marked the mainstay’s last, as part of the building will be razed to make way for an apartment complex.

Phyllis Kahn vies for 23rd term

by Kevin Beckman
Published April 4, 2016

Kahn faces two challengers, Ilhan Omar and Mahamud Noor, for the DFL nomination.

No charges for cops in Jamar Clark case

by Hannah Weikel and Youssef Rddad
Published March 31, 2016

Activists who gathered after Wednesday’s announcement were largely somber and calm.

General Mills to label foods with GMOs

by Eliana Schreiber
Published March 31, 2016

While consuming GMOs has no demonstrated negative health impacts, it’s a concern for many.

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