The Minnesota Republic

As 2024 Election Nears, Critics Fear a Trump vs. Biden Rematch

Blake Markson, Contributor • April 9, 2024

We all remember the tumultuous times leading up to the 2020 election. COVID-19 was in full threat with its nationwide outbreaks, and there was surmountable social unrest over the George Floyd killing....

The increase of Violence around U of M’s Campus

Jeff Sandoval, Contributor • April 9, 2024

In May of 2022, Shawn Michael Tillman committed the crime of a fatal shooting at the Metro Green Line’s central station in downtown St. Paul. The murder of 37-year-old Demitri Ellis-Strong happened after...

Big Ten Basketball In Minneapolis

Kade Paulson, Contributor • April 9, 2024

The 2024 Big Ten Men's Basketball Tournament was hosted in Minneapolis to conclude this year's Big Ten season. I was lucky enough to head to the Target Center to enjoy quarter and semi final play with...

University of Minnesota Students Figuring Out Their Next Steps in Life

College Students Continuing Search for Purpose and Meaning

Blake Markson, Contributor • March 22, 2024

I recall the empty feeling of my parents dropping me off at my dorm residence hall before the start of my first semester understanding that change was right in front of me. New people, classes, and environments...

Bridging the Gap: College Degree to Industry Professional

Alyssa Abke, Contributor • March 12, 2024

Following the college pipeline is an easy choice for many young adults. It’s straight forward. It’s what their parents wanted. It’s exciting. While there is a pretty big jump from high school...

Mayday Mayday: Are First Responders Getting the True Recognition They Deserve?

3 First Responders Killed in Domestic Violence Call in Burnsville, Minnesota

Blake Markson, Contributor • March 12, 2024

A typical Monday morning in my college life, enjoying a coffee in my dorm's dining hall and preparing for my run and long day of classes ahead. I pondered through my phone, like every morning, checking...

The Impacts of the AT&T outage

Jeff Sandoval, Contributor • March 12, 2024

On Feb 22, 2024 one of the leading telecommunication giants experienced a nationwide outage disrupting the country. While this may not seem like an issue at first glance to those with other cell phone...

Minnesota Bill Would Stymie Credit Options for Students

Zach Sirek, Contributor • March 12, 2024

As a college student, I have grown accustomed to living a rather frugal lifestyle. Between food, books for class, rent, and much more, my finances are spread thin. Nonetheless, this has never been a big...

CPAC: Thoughts at the Ronald Reagan Dinner

Luke Rexing, Vice President • February 28, 2024

Recently I had the privilege of traveling to Washington DC to attend CPAC, the Conservative Political Action Conference. My time was spent with an editor of our paper, Charlie Eggers. Being our first time...

The Evolution of Excellence: A Journey Through the History of Carlson School of Management, University of Minnesota

Will Schiffler, Editor • February 27, 2024

In the heart of the bustling Twin Cities, the Carlson School of Management stands as a beacon of academic excellence and innovation. With a rich history spanning over a century, the school has evolved...

Preserving History: Exploring the Architectural Gems of the University of Minnesota Campus

Will Schiffler, Editor • February 27, 2024

Nestled along the banks of the Mississippi River in Minneapolis, the University of Minnesota boasts a campus adorned with architectural marvels that tell the story of its rich history and enduring legacy....

2024 Super Bowl Advertisements

Kade Paulson, Contributor • February 13, 2024

On February 11th the Kansas City Chiefs took on the San Francisco 49ers in Super Bowl 58. The game will be considered one of the best in years as Patrick Mahomes took down the Niners 25-22 in overtime....