MN Daily News: In The Know

Episode 55: Students with learning disabilities tackle online instruction

The switch from in-person to online classes has been challenging for students with learning differences like dyslexia, ADHD and autism.

Episode 54: Checking in with essential student workers

Reporter Megan Palmer interviews three student workers who have continued in their professions after Gov. Walz's 'stay-at-home' order.

Episode 53: School of Public Health created pandemic "task force" in 2006, using findings today

More than a decade before COVID-19 came to the University of Minnesota, the School of Public Health was planning how to respond to an outbreak. 

Goodbye, for now: Daily temporarily halts podcasting after COVID-19 outbreak

To protect the safety of our staff during the COVID-19 pandemic, In the Know is going on a hiatus. 

Episode 53: Bernie Sanders' big win near the University of Minnesota

Presidential candidate Bernie Sanders won all of the precincts near the University of Minnesota on Super Tuesday, despite losing the state to Joe Biden. Podcast reporter Jessica Toledo talked to students about why they think that's the case.

Episode 51: Erbert & Gerbert’s red pepper bánh mì draws campus criticism

Erbert & Gerbert’s plant-based roasted red pepper bánh mì retains few ingredients from the traditional Vietnamese sandwich.

Episode 50: Family, friends and community members march to support missing and murdered Indigenous women

Hundreds gathered at the Minneapolis American Indian Center last week to march, sing and show support for the missing women.
 

Episode 49: Ramping up efforts to count students in the census

Students are one of the populations most likely to not respond to the census.

Episode 48: U awarded grant to help Minneapolis youth

Natalie Rademacher and Jessica Toledo talk to two reporters about their recent work, including a story about a grant supporting Minneapolis youth and a trend of "micro apartments" near campus.

Episode 47: Protests, from India to Minnesota

Throngs of people gathered at the Capitol on Jan. 26 to protest the Indian Citizen Act, which grants Indian citizenship to religious minorities from three neighboring countries — excluding Muslims.