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Store manager Jodi Nelson shows off a new ice cream flavor Row The Boat inspired by Gophers head football coach P.J. Fleck on Wednesday, Sept. 6.  

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Store manager Jodi Nelson shows a freezer full of ice cream stored before being sold at the dairy and meat salesroom on Wednesday. Sept. 6.

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Pilot plant coordinator Ray Miller stands in front machinery used to make ice cream sold on the St.Paul campus on Wednesday, Sept. 6.

[Photo] University dairy and meat shop launches “Row the Boat” ice cream

Published September 13, 2017
A view inside the the plant used to produce a variety of dairy products sold at the food product sales room on St. Paul campus.

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Phil Hewett looks over the ice cream flavors available at the dairy and meat salesroom in St.Paul on Wednesday. Sept. 6.

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Midfielder Molly Fiedler kicks the ball during the Gophers match against Utah State at Elizabeth Lyle Robbie Stadium on Sept. 8.

[Photo] Gophers win both matches on East Coast road trip

Published October 2, 2017
4-H cloverbud Ty Peterson connects circuits with Play-Doh to allow control of a Super Mario online game at the 4-H building at the Minnesota State Fair on Thursday, Aug. 31.

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Identical twins Amanda and Ashley Overgaauw pose with their llamas before competing at the Minnesota State Fair on Thursday, Aug. 31.

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Identical twins Amanda and Ashley Overgaauw pose with their llamas before competing at the Minnesota State Fair on Thursday, August 31, 2017.

[Photo] Minnesota 4-H expands programming in response to state's changing demographics

Published September 6, 2017
4-H cloverbud Ty Peterson connects circuits with Play-Doh to allow control of a Super Mario online game at the 4-H building at the Minnesota State Fair on Thursday, August 31, 2017.

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The new University of Minnesota Driven to Discover building attracts research subjects at the Minnesota State Fair on Thursday, Aug. 31.

[Photo] With Minnesota State Fair canceled, U research booth halted

Published June 9, 2020
The Gophers soccer team celebrates a 1-0 victory against Providence in overtime on Sept. 3 at Elizabeth Lyle-Robbie Stadium.

[Photo] Minnesota shuts out North Dakota State to end losing streak

Published September 10, 2018
Kathyn Zabloski and Trevor Driscoll participate in University research in the Driven to Discover building at the Minnesota State Fair on Aug. 31.

[Photo] State Fair offers expanded recruitment opportunities for UMN research

Published September 5, 2017
Senior forward Sydney Squires dribbles the ball against Providence on Sept. 3 at Elizabeth Lyle-Robbie Stadium. 

[Photo] Gophers hand Scarlet Knights their first loss

Published September 30, 2017
Student Body Vice President Erik Hillesheim and David Immen cheer on the Gophers at TCF Bank Stadium on Thursday, August 31, 2017.

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Running back Shannon Brooks falls to the ground after trying to score a touchdown at TCF Bank Stadium on Thursday, August 31, 2017.

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Quarterback Demry Croft hands the ball to running back Rodney Smith at TCF Bank Stadium on Thursday, Aug. 31, 2017. The Gophers beat Buffalo 17-7.

[Photo] Quarterback Demry Croft won't play in Saturday's game due to personal issues

Published September 13, 2017
Goldy the Gopher interacts with cheerleaders at TCF Bank Stadium on Thursday, August 31, 2017.

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A cheerleader is lifted into the air at TCF Bank Stadium on Thursday, August 31, 2017.

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Quarterback Demry Croft hands the ball to running back Rodney Smith at TCF Bank Stadium on Thursday, August 31, 2017. The Gophers beat Buffalo 17 to 7.

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Head coach P.J. Fleck speaks to a referee at TCF Bank Stadium on Thursday, August 31, 2017.

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Senior forward Sydney Squires poses for portraits at Elizabeth Lyle Robbie Stadium in St. Paul on Aug. 9, 2017.

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Senior forward Sydney Squires poses for portraits at Elizabeth Lyle Robbie Stadium in St. Paul on Aug. 9, 2017.

[Photo] Sydney Squires, the ‘goofy’ one, keeps the mood light and expectations high for Minnesota

Published August 21, 2017
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A cave explorer illuminates the ground of a secret cave beneath Minneapolis.

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Cave explorers are known to light up spots in the cave with candles. Here, explorers set up 100 candles to illuminate a portion of the cave called stairway to heaven.

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A portion of a underground passage way with graffiti wrapping around its walls.

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The bottom grounds of a secret cave underground in Minneapolis.

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A cave explorer illuminates a portion of an underground cave.

[Photo] Explorers brave Twin Cities underground

Published August 2, 2017
An explorer stands in portion of an underground passageway painted by other explorers.

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Artist and attendees gather at the Red Eye Theater for the first LaLa festival. The festival featured artist who identify as women, LGBT or people of color and looked at the role of critical conversations and criticism within art.

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Louie Tran sits outside Espresso Royal Coffee Shop with a button of his beloved well known dog Chip that recently passed away.

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Louie Tran and his new dog Jaspen sit outside Espresso Royale in Dinkytown. Louie Tran is a regular at Espresso Royale with his old beloved dog Chip.

[Photo] Farewell, Chip. Espresso Royale’s resident canine left big paws to fill

Published August 2, 2017
A painted portrait of Chip, Louie Trans beloved previous dog hangs on a wall inside Espresso Royal. Louie and his new dog Jaspen stand beside it.

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Artist and attendees gather at the Red Eye Theater for the first LaLa festival. The festival featured artist who identify as women, LGBTQ or people of color and looked at the role of critical conversations and criticism within art.

[Photo] At LALA Festival, art and intimate conversation

Published July 31, 2017
The show ends with a final event of thirty-six water skiers making up a human pyramid on the Mississippi River in Minneapolis on Fri. July, 2017.

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The River Rat Water Ski Show Team performs on the Mississippi River in Minneapolis on Fri. July, 2017.

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A group of River Rat skiers pose after a routine on the Mississippi River in Minneapolis on Fri. July, 2017.

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The River Rat Water Ski Show Team performs on the Mississippi River in Minneapolis on Fri. July, 2017.

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Attendees gather to watch the Twin Cities River Rats Aquatennial Show west of the Mississippi River in Minneapolis on Fri. July, 2017.

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Hannah Maccarone practices her poses before performing in the River Rats Aquatennial Show on the Mississippi in Minneapolis on Fri. July, 2017.

[Photo] River Rats bring their love of waterskiing to the Mississippi

Published July 25, 2017
The River Rat Water Ski Show Team performs on the Mississippi River in Minneapolis on Fri. July, 2017.

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A River Rat skier performs a trick spinning on his back.

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University of Minnesota President Eric Kaler fields questions from the MN Daily on Monday, July 17.

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The Diamond Dog available at The Depot Tavern in Minneapolis. The quarter pound dog is an all-beef hot dog wrapped in pepper bacon, deep fried and served on a pretzel bun.

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The Yakisoba Dog available at Kyatchi in Minneapolis. The dog is made of limousin beef, stir-fried soba noodles, onion, red ginger and Japanese mayo.

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The Yakisoba Dog available at Kyatchi in Minneapolis. The dog is made of limousin beef, stir-fried soba noodles, onion, red ginger and Japanese mayo.

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Hair stylist Jeanne McCoy cuts and styles Nicole Shusters hair at the Masonic Childrens hospitals new hair salon. Nicole was happy to use the service as her three-month-old son is treated at the hospital.

[Photo] For patients and their families, comfort with style

Published July 19, 2017
Hair stylist Jeanne McCoy cuts and styles Nicole Shusters hair at the Masonic Childrens hospitals new hair salon. Nicole was happy to use the service as her three-month-old son is treated at the hospital.

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The Yakisoba Dog available at Kyatchi in Minneapolis. The dog is made of limousin beef, stir-fried soba noodles, onion, red ginger and Japanese mayo.

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The Yakisoba Dog available at Kyatchi in Minneapolis. The dog is made of limousin beef, stir-fried soba noodles, onion, red ginger and Japanese mayo.

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University of Minnesota President Eric Kaler fields questions from the MN Daily on Monday, July. 17, 2017.

[Photo] Kaler talks University's sexual misconduct plan, largest freshman class in 40 years

Published July 18, 2017
The Diamond Dog available at The Depot Tavern in Minneapolis. The quarter pound dog is an all-beef hot dog wrapped in pepper bacon, deep fried and served on a pretzel bun.

[Photo] Hot dogs are back. Here are the best ones in Minneapolis

Published July 18, 2017
Brittany Seaver poses for portraits with her children Serenidee, Jazzlynn and William Watson outside their home in Plymouth, Minnesota on Monday. Brittany is now involved with the Minnesota Prison Doula Project, giving support and advice to pregnant inmates and new moms who are incarcerated.

[Photo] For pregnant Minnesota inmates, a doula helps to maintain family ties

Published July 12, 2017
Brittany Seaver and daughter Jazzlynn pose for a portrait outside there home in Plymouth Minnesota.

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Brittany Seaver poses for portraits with her children Serenidee, Jazzlynn and William Watson outside their home in Plymouth, Minnesota on Monday. Brittany is now involved with the Minnesota Prison Doula Project, giving support and advice to pregnant inmates and new moms who are incarcerated.

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Brittany Seaver poses for portraits with her children Serenidee, Jazzlynn and William Watson outside their home in Plymouth, Minnesota on Monday. Brittany is now involved with the Minnesota Prison Doula Project, giving support and advice to pregnant inmates and new moms who are incarcerated.

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Brittany Seaver poses for portraits with her children Serenidee, Jazzlynn and William Watson outside their home in Plymouth, Minnesota on Monday. Brittany is now involved with the Minnesota Prison Doula Project, giving support and advice to pregnant inmates and new moms who are incarcerated.

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Brittany Seaver and daughter Jazzlynn pose for a portrait outside there home in Plymouth Minnesota.

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Gabriel Rodreick, singer for Treading North, poses for portraits outside his home in Minneapolis on Monday, July 3, 2017.

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Curator and artist Crice Kahlil poses in front of some of his work hung at The Shop at the Public Functionary in Minneapolis on July 1.

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Artists and attendees sit outside The Shop, an art exhibition focused on the iconography and culture of black barbershops, at the Public Functionary in Minneapolis on July 1.

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Alanna Morris-Van Tassel, Darwin Black and Taylor Collier perform at The Shop, an art exhibition focused on black barbershop culture, on July 1.

[Photo] In “The Shop,” black artists find their space

Published July 5, 2017
Candice Davis video projection shows audience members straightening her hair at The Shop, an art exhibition at the Public Functionary in Minneapolis, on July 1.

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Officer Cunningham and police dog Gator walk the field of TCF Bank Stadium on June 1. Gator is a specialized bomb dog trained to search for bombs before campus events.

[Photo] Minneapolis police dogs taken care of by U vets

Published July 5, 2017
A mix of paid and free street parking is shown outside the Marshall apartment complex in Dinkytown on June 3.

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Thousands of people gathered to celebrate the annual 2017 Pride Parade in downtown Minneapolis on Hennepin Avenue Sunday. The beginning of the Pride Parade on Sunday June, 25 was interrupted by protesters.

Gallery: Thousands march in Minneapolis for Gay Pride Parade

by Ellen Schmidt and Easton Green
Published June 28, 2017
Pride participants march down Hennepin Avenue during the Pride Parade.

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Kevin Gaston left, and Aaron Kirk chant with Black Lives Matter protesters at the start of the annual pride parade.

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Left, Nick Raverty, and Hunt Herber pose for a portrait. It was their first time at pride. Raverty just came out to his family in January and said, “It’s so amazing to see young out and proud. He said in the past his only outlet to connect with the community was YouTube.

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Jackson Yoerg said he was “here to support everyone and loving everyone that is here at pride”

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Mitch Vosejpka, center, holds a rainbow flag during the Twin Cities pride parade.

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Left, Seth Huitt, and Shelby Draheim pose for a portrait. It was their first time at pride. Huitt said, “We come as one to be who we want to, with no one judging.”

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Mitch Vosejpka engages with the audience at the Twin Cities pride parade.

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Marlen Cervantes, left, and Lilian Villagruna bring nephew Sergio Villagruna to pride in the park. Cervantes said the environment was welcoming and it is easy to express oneself at pride.

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Don and Nicole Townsend kiss under balloons in the pride parade.

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Paul Gutmann left, and Brandon Ramírez pose for a portrait. Ramirez said this community is most visible at pride and its important for people on the outside to see how strong the community is.

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Loren Weber yells as cannons shoot t-shirts into the crowd.

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A view down Hennepin Ave during the 2017 Pride Parade.

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Police officers participate in the parade, holding flags and interacting with spectators.

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Protestors of Black Lives Matter chant as they block the beginning of the pride parade.

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Spectaors pack into a skyway above to watch the pride parade.

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Chelsi Groerer puts a rainbow rubber bracelet on her pet duck Momo’s neck during the parade.

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Spectators interact with the floats passing during the pride parade.

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Cannons shoot confett into the air on a Foshay Tower float

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Pride participants march down Hennepin Avenue during the Pride Parade.

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A view from the skyway down Hennepin Ave in Minneapolis during the 2017 pride parade.

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Cannons shoot confetti into the air on a Foshay Tower float.

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Coach Shawn Daivari demonstrates a move on a student in the ring while other students observe at The Academy in Minneapolis.

[Photo] No 'wrest' for the wicked

Published June 28, 2017
Wresting students take turns practicing routines while coach Shawn Daivari observes at the School of Professional Wrestling in Minneapolis.

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Russell Strand speaks to officers about the best interview strategies for sexual assault survivors at the Recreation and Wellness Center on June 27, on East Bank.

[Photo] University police undergo special trauma training

Published June 28, 2017
Left, Anna Wetmore and Jake Scholz stand outside Carlson School of Management for a portrait with fidget devices in hand.

[Photo] Amid fidget toy craze, U grads create silent device

Published June 27, 2017
A Carlson entrepreneurship group made a silent fidget device that attaches to a pencil top to reduce distractions in schools.

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Sarah Webstor Norton waits to be called to speak during a public hearing at Minneapolis City Hall on Thursday. Sarah works in the service industry and is in favor of a proposed $15 minimum ordinance.

[Photo] Experts weigh in on Minneapolis $15 minimum wage

Published July 11, 2017
An overflow of people attending a public hearing for a proposed $15 minimum wage ordinance sit on the ground floor of Minneapolis City Hall watching the hearing take place live.

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Room 317 in Minneapolis City Hall filled to a capacity of 100 while a public hearing for Minneapolis proposed $15 minimum wage takes place.

[Photo] Minneapolis passes $15 minimum wage

Published June 30, 2017
University of Minnesota alumna Kelly Kleine poses for a portrait in front of the US Bank Stadium on Wednesday. Kelly was hired as the college scouting coordinator for the Minnesota Vikings.

[Photo] UMN alumna joins Vikings operations team

Published June 26, 2017
Students and faculty evacuate the Masonic cancer research center after reports of a possible chemical spill.

[Photo] Chemical spill prompts brief evacuation at University

Published June 23, 2017
Improv Actors perform a skit at the Huge Improv Theater on Saturday, June 17, 2017.

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