A look at data centers in Minnesota
Madina Elmi talks with environmental activists, students and Minnesota Daily reporter Shayne Tarquinio about the status of data centers in Minnesota and the dangers they pose to the environment.
MN Daily News: In The Know
In the Know: Breaking Down the U's News is a weekly podcast from the Minnesota Daily, the independent student-run media group at the University of Minnesota.
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Making a Minnesota lake summer possible for everyone
Lucas Vasquez explores the systemic inequities behind swimming ability, and a free swim program working to reduce disparities in swim education and safety.
Doomscrolling and the Gen Z brain
Meet the new leaders of the MN Daily newsroom: Tyler Church and Isabella Morden Wheeldon
The incoming editor-in-chief and managing editor discuss student reporting experiences and goals for the newsroom.
Working hard for each other: A look inside Gopher women's rowing
On the Mississippi River, a unique division one team made up of mostly walk-ons pushes past their physical and mental limits to succeed
Bidding farewell to editorial management team Alexis Letang and Sam Hill.
The Daily editor-in-chief and managing editor reflect on the 2025-26 year, the lessons they learned and how they dealt with unexpected challenges.
University voices weigh benefits and risks of AI in art
How is the generative AI boom impacting creative spaces such as music, vocal performance and animation?
An AI makerspace open to everyone
Whether curious or critical of AI, students are invited to explore its possibilities in Walter Library
Shay Scanlan on what it means to report on your own community during moments of crisis
The city desk reporter reflects on her first year at The Daily, covering ICE and learning how to approach community-centered reporting.
Are voter ID laws solving the wrong problem?
Minnesota's secretary of state and a political science expert weigh in on if the SAVE America Act would actually address voter fraud — or simply shut out eligible voters.