The Minnesota Daily

Commissioner’s mind is fit for the job

by Allison Kronberg
Published February 10, 2015

John Tuma’s passion for wildlife and his learning disability may aid him in his new position as Public Utilities Commissioner.

Legislators mull STEM incentives

by Logan Wroge
Published February 10, 2015

Measures at the Capitol would give people in STEM fields tax credits or internship help.

Frey plans tackle area ‘food desert’

by Nick Wicker
Published February 10, 2015

The city councilman has a list of more than 20 construction projects slated for his ward.

“Ready or Hot” fashion show sizzles at Aria

by Mary Reller
Published February 10, 2015

Fashion meets passion at Planned Parenthood’s “Ready or Hot” fundraiser.

University area could see scam spike this tax season

by Elizabeth Smith
Published February 9, 2015

IRS-imitating phone scams can be a threat to college students.

Being in a professional kitchen

by Yena Lee
Published February 8, 2015

I’ve never been in a professional kitchen, and being in one for the first time during a lunch rush was exhilarating. For the people who are unaware, the February 12th issue will contain a...

Council members approve funding for green homes

by Nick Wicker
Published February 5, 2015

Council members agreed on Friday to award more than $600,000 to developers to build the homes by the end of this year.

Duluth campus reduces budget deficit to $6M

by Blair Emerson
Published February 5, 2015

The $12 million shortfall of last year will be gone over the next two years, school officials say.

College Kitchen: Valentine’s Day Truffles

by Yena Lee
Published February 5, 2015

Add some decadence to your love life.

Pregnant inmates may get law change

by Jessie Bekker
Published February 5, 2015

The bill aims to raise the standard of life for pregnant women in Minnesota jails.

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