In hopes to protect their student’s safety, The University of Minnesota has implemented an emergency communication system designed to keep students informed during threatening situations. Recently, SAFE-U...

The historic Stone Arch Bridge is set to be closed come this spring. Repair work is expected to last from spring 2024 through spring of 2026. The Stone Arch Bridge was designed by James J. Hill, who...

As the world continues to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic, the live music industry is slowly but surely making a comeback. Minneapolis is no exception, with a variety of exciting concerts scheduled...

Minnesota is known for its snowy winters, making it an ideal location for outdoor winter sports. One such sport that has gained popularity in the state over the years is Nordic skiing. The state is home...

As college students who are bridging the gap between childhood and fully fledged adulthood, our ability and effort to listen and learn from people who can teach us impactful things about the lives ahead...

Minnesota's criminal justice system is one that has undergone numerous reforms over the years in an effort to provide fairer and more effective justice for its citizens. Despite this, there remain areas...

On February 1, a green colored comet made its closest pass by Earth since the stone age. The comet could be seen as a green and white cloud in the night sky, but not too easily. The comet passed by 26...

One of the largest homeless encampments in Minneapolis was cleared last week by MnDOT after a scathing statement from Minneapolis City Council member Jamal Osman. The encampment was connected with a deadly...

Hockey in Minnesota has a rich and storied history that spans over a century. The sport first began to gain popularity in the state in the late 19th century, and since then, it has grown to become one...

The ice skating rinks at Van Cleve Park are well under way in response to the colder weather around the University of Minnesota. The park is managed by Minneapolis Parks and Recreation Board, and they...