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University of Minnesota celebrates 175 years

The University of Minnesota turned 175 years old this year, with Gov. Alexander Ramsey founding the institution on Feb. 25, 1851. The university spent this year celebrating the anniversary with multip...

8 hours ago

Increased Dinkytown police presence causes irritation, community members say

The University of Minnesota Police Department has ramped up patrols in Dinkytown on weekends following a shooting that injured two men on Sept. 6.  Residents say they have noticed the extra patrols wi...

9 hours ago

St. Paul campus explores the liveliness of color and identity in new ‘Chromaspace’ exhibition

Between towering hand-dyed quilts and layered mixed-media collages, student artists at the University of Minnesota have turned personal memory into a visual showcase. “Chromaspace,” the latest exhibit...

10 hours ago

6 Best Paystub Generators in 2026

If you’re self-employed, pay people in cash, or run a small business without a payroll provider, you’ll need pay stubs eventually. Landlords ask for them. So do lenders, car dealers, and government ag...

17 hours ago

Satire: If I were President…

For no particular reason, I’ve recently been thinking about what I’d do if I were the President of the United States. Would I make the world a better place? Would I earn my place in the history books?...

1 day ago

Rain or shine, Red Bull Flugtag takes flight in Minneapolis

Last Saturday, Red Bull hosted their iconic Flugtag event, where fearless engineers and pilots build flying machines to launch off a runway to see how far they can glide before plummeting into the wat...

2 days ago

Gophers football brings home Little Brown Jug after 12 years

Gophers defensive back Ayden West lined up in coverage on the right side of the field. Michigan quarterback Bryce Underwood snapped the ball and threw a pass five yards downfield. West bobbled the bal...

2 days ago

Week five: Gophers prepare to face Michigan for the Little Brown Jug

The Gophers will face the Michigan Wolverines on Saturday at 11 a.m. at Huntington Bank Stadium, looking to bring the Little Brown Jug back to Minnesota for the first time since 2014.    Gopher Spotli...

4 days ago

Gophers volleyball prepares for Northwestern and No. 6 Wisconsin

The No. 20 Gophers volleyball will face Northwestern on Oct. 1 for their fourth home game of the season.  This matchup will mark the Gophers’ 86th game against the Wildcats since 1976, when the teams ...

4 days ago

Gophers women’s golf looks to finish fall season on a high note

The Gophers women’s golf team is looking to finish the fall strong after several shaky tournament performances this season. Despite a last-place finish at the ANNIKA Foundation Intercollegiate, senior...

4 days ago

Opinion: Single mothers need more support from our government

For the better half of her day, Monday through Friday, my mom taught and took care of 30 second graders. She made sure they were fed, taught them how to read and stayed at school late to build a......

4 days ago

Opinion: Finding a fitting new name for 216 Pillsbury Drive

Dean Edward Nicholson had his namesake stripped from the lecture hall now called 216 Pillsbury Drive in June 2024 after seven years of protest and debate surrounding his unscrupulous legacy.  Nicholso...

5 days ago

Photo Story: Faces of student power at the University of Minnesota

The University of Minnesota has 57,879 students, and among those, many help to represent the University and its students in different ways. Whether through politics, sports, advisory boards, or studen...

5 days ago

Yeat concludes his Love/Lyfe tour at the Armory

Top Ten Billboard artist and rapper Yeat performed on Friday, Sept. 25, at the Amory in Minneapolis, concluding his Love/Lyfe tour.  Inside the venue, hundreds buzzed with anticipation for Yeat before...

5 days ago

Hidden Campus Market: From Cows to Counter

Video Reporter Mina Jansma visits Goldy’s Smokehouse, a meet and dairy sales room on the University Of Minnesota’s St Paul campus. Jansma spoke to patrons and workers about how the salesroom operates,...

5 days ago

International students and graduate workers call for stronger support amid visa hold uncertainty

U.S. District Judge F. Dennis Saylor paused a new rule affecting international students a day before it was set to take effect.  The Department of Homeland Security is amending its rule to replace ‘du...

6 days ago

McKinney wins gold and MVP in 3×3 at the U23 World Cup

Gophers women’s basketball guard Tori McKinney won a gold medal and the MVP award on Sept. 17 in Wuhan, China, during the FIBA 3×3 World Cup. McKinney had 30 total points in the span of seven games an...

6 days ago

3 killed, 4 injured in Marcy-Holmes semi collision

Three people died and four others were hospitalized in a collision at around 4:12 a.m., according to Minneapolis Police Department Public Information Officer Sgt. Garrett Parten. While exiting I-35W, ...

6 days ago

Expect to see major Eddy Hall renovations starting in November

For the past 15 years, the crimson brick building situated on the northern edge of the University’s Old Campus Historic District has sat empty, lacking much attention from passersby. In the coming wee...

1 week ago

Photo Story: Inside a Gopher Gymnastics practice

Inside the Gymnastics Performance Center, the University of Minnesota women’s gymnastics team moves through four-hour practices built around repetition, preparation and teamwork. The facility in the U...

1 week ago

UMN removes Flock Safety camera on campus, though multiple remain

The University of Minnesota Police Department decided to remove a Flock Safety camera near the West Bank campus after neighborhood residents raised concerns earlier this month.  In a statement, the Un...

1 week ago

Why Nutrient-Dense Canned Tuna Supports Daily Fitness

Maintaining a consistent fitness routine requires fuelling your body with high-quality nutrition every day. Cooking fresh meat every single day is time-consuming and often costly. You need a reliable ...

1 week ago

What Non-Slip Rubber Backing Brings to Bath Mats

Designing a functional bathroom requires addressing severe safety hazards caused by wet, slippery floor surfaces. Stepping out of a hot shower onto smooth ceramic tiles creates an immediate risk of da...

1 week ago

What Mobile Phone Buyback Does for E-Waste Reduction

Millions of smartphone users upgrade frequently, leaving many older models in neglected drawers. While keeping a spare handset seems entirely harmless, these forgotten gadgets contribute to a rapidly ...

1 week ago

What Makes Men’s Hair Clay Perfect for Texturing

Finding the right hair-styling product is often a highly frustrating trial-and-error process. You might have tried cheap gels that leave your hair looking like a solid, shiny plastic helmet. Perhaps y...

1 week ago

What Construction Managers Consider in Lighting Tower Hire

Managing a busy construction site after dark presents daily safety and productivity challenges for everyone involved. You require reliable, powerful illumination to ensure your hardworking team clearl...

1 week ago

Step-By-Step Guide to Creating Functional Workspaces

Designing a new office setup can feel overwhelming when you do not know where to start. A poorly planned room slows down your daily work and leaves you feeling physically exhausted. You want a layout ...

1 week ago

Step-By-Step Guide to Installing Heavyweight Cabinet Knobs

Upgrading your kitchen hardware is a simple way to modernise the whole room. However, installing solid brass or heavy iron pieces requires more care than cheap plastic. If not secured properly, the we...

1 week ago

Step-By-Step Fabric Guide for Your Custom T-Shirts

Designing your own branded clothing line requires much more than just uploading an attractive digital logo. The physical material you select dictates exactly how the garment fits, feels, and washes da...

1 week ago

Large Box Culverts: What They are and Why They Matter in Modern Infrastructure

Large box culverts are an important part of many construction and infrastructure projects, even if they often go unnoticed. Found beneath roads, railways, driveways, and embankments, these structures ...

1 week ago

How To Seamlessly Match Color for Natural Hair Extensions

Enhancing your natural hair with added length and volume boosts your daily confidence. However, a poor colour match ruins the illusion and makes the extensions look obvious. Achieving this flawless fi...

1 week ago

How Rising Interest Rates Impact Regional Real Estate

Property markets fluctuate based on macroeconomic factors, central bank monetary policy, and local economic conditions. When national reserve banks raise interest rates to manage inflation, borrowing ...

1 week ago

How Regular Maintenance Extends Commercial Roofing Life Spans

Commercial roofing systems represent a major capital investment. Exposure to ultraviolet radiation, storm activity, and sudden temperature shifts causes building materials to expand, contract, and wea...

1 week ago

How Post-Workout Muscle Recovery Supplements Speed Repair

Exercising at your maximum capacity in the gym causes microscopic tears in your muscles. This physical stress is necessary for building strength and improving overall athletic endurance. However, the ...

1 week ago

How Oil Paints Elevate Depth in Fine Artwork

Creating beautiful artwork requires much more than a creative vision and a blank canvas. The materials you choose directly shape how your ideas translate into physical reality. For centuries, master p...

1 week ago

7 Study Strategies that Complement IB Tutoring

The IB Diploma Programme is one of the world’s most rigors secondary education programmes. While a professional tutor is important for conceptual clarity, the most successful students are those who de...

1 week ago

7 Mistakes When Choosing a Police Dog Training Service

Training your dog with a professional service is a great responsibility, as it affects your pet’s behaviour, safety and future. When searching for specialised training such as guard dog or obedience p...

1 week ago

5 Safety Features Built Into Kids’ Mobile Phones

Giving your child their first phone is a key communication milestone for your family. It provides a direct line of contact for voice calls and text messaging during their commute between home and scho...

1 week ago

5 Myths About Your For Sale By Owner

Selling without an agent can be scary for homeowners. You might worry about making a costly legal mistake during the complex transaction process. That constant doubt can hold you back from taking full...

1 week ago

Nicollet Island’s affordable homes listed against residents’ will, cooperative seeks ownership

Kevin Kortan and Patrick Scully have called Nicollet Island their home for more than two decades. Their walls are adorned with faded family portraits, childhood paintings and decorative masks from glo...

1 week ago

Opinion: It’s time to put political ads on pause and think.

A cloud has descended over the United States of America. I’m not talking about an actual weather system, of course, but a phenomenon that has shaken the nation to its core. As long as you are near any...

1 week ago

Minnesota State Fair crop art returns to Mia in ‘Cream of the Crop: The Second Harvest’

For 12 days every late August through Labor Day, the Agriculture Horticulture Building at the Minnesota State Fair draws dense crowds. They come not just to look at prized apples or giant pumpkins, or...

1 week ago

No. 15 Gophers volleyball fall to No. 20 Oregon Ducks at home

“I mean, it was just grit in the third set. I think we fought so hard,” sophomore outside hitter Kelly Kinney said, reflecting after Minnesota’s 3-1 loss to No. 20 Oregon on Saturday. The No. 15 Gophe...

1 week ago

Opinion: We need more civic sense in high-traffic areas

EDITOR’S NOTE: This story contains mentions of self-harm and suicide. If you or someone you know needs help, the national suicide and Crisis Lifeline in the U.S. is available by calling or texting 988...

1 week ago

Minnesota Renaissance Festival celebrates 55 years of medieval merriment

Head to Shakopee this weekend (or the next) for the Minnesota Renaissance Festival, the largest in the United States, drawing up to 300,000 visitors each year. Celebrating “55 years of huzzah & ch...

1 week ago

Opinion: Social media microtrends are getting exhausting

The current rise of whimsy-maxxing, or adding rhinestones to everyday objects, has me thinking about how fast popular culture leaps from one identity to another. As someone with squishy fidget toys on...

1 week ago

Week four: Gophers prepare for first Big Ten matchup against Washington

The Gophers are ready to face the Washington Huskies at Husky Stadium on Saturday at 10 p.m. It will be the first Big Ten matchup for Minnesota this season and the first meeting between the teams sinc...

1 week ago

U Outrun Orangutans?!

Reporter Karolyn Deiss talks to biological anthropology professor and researcher Michelle Brown about her work studying primates in Africa. Recorded, produced and edited by Karolyn Deiss Produced and ...

1 week ago

A Third Space with Corn, Beer and Wrestling

Video Editor Oscar Carabell attends Cornslam, hosted by Broken Clock Brewing. The event featured Corn themed vendors, Lucha Libre Wrestling and Broken Cock’s beer. Recorded, produced and edited by Osc...

1 week ago

The Mill City Farmers Market Builds Community Among Vendors and Patrons

Reporters Rose Selle and Oscar Carabell interview vendors at the Mill CIty Farmers Market to understand what has kept so of them coming back year after year, as well as how and why they make their pro...

1 week ago