Fashion symposium showcases elements of “play” in designs
by About a dozen designers from all educational backgrounds came together to showcase their designs at the Fashion and Play symposium at Rapson Hall at the …
Metro Transit changing light rail car system
by Metro Transit announced earlier this month that the light rail system changed to a two-car train system during weekends to reduce maintenance costs. Metro Transit …
Vintage market pricings
by The monthly Minneapolis vintage market took place near campus this past weekend at the Machine shop. The market brought in customers, like Stephanie Stevens, to …
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Boynton Health offers students free nutrition services for weight management, healthy eating
by Fee-paying students can access free resources from the Nutrition Clinic at Boynton Health. Reporter Carly Berglund looked into how these resources help struggling students.
Minnesota cannabis expungements to start this summer
Minnesota officials will start expunging low-level marijuana convictions starting this May for over 60 thousand minnesotans. Pooja Singh talk to those on what a clean …
Minneapolis has a new plan for the former third police precinct
by The city of Minneapolis wants to turn the former third police precinct into a voter services center and community space. City officials presented the plan to city council on Monday which sparked disagreement on how to proceed.
Organization works to add suicide prevention precautions on Washington Avenue Bridge
An organization is working to implement safety precautions on the Washington Ave Bridge to prevent suicide deaths. In November of last year, MJ Weiss lost …
Families try to see a total solar eclipse at the Bell Museum
Hundreds of families gathered at the Bell Museum on Monday to see a rare total solar eclipse. A total solar eclipse is when the moon …
Youth AIDS Projects lessens stigma surrounding HIV
Youth AIDS Projects (YAP) is an organization that provides awareness and education and offers free testing around the metro. Carly Berglund checked in with YAP to see how it’s making an impact on Twin Cities youth.