MN Daily News: In The Know

Episode 106: Black Garnet Books opens to the public

As one of the only Black-owned bookstores in the state, this shop offers a selection of books written by people of color.

Episode 105: The Top Story with Devlin Epding

Join Hana Ikramuddin and Alberto Gomez for In The Know's newest show, "The Top Story," where In The Know staff break down and discuss one of the Minnesota Daily's most compelling stories of the month. For the series' first episode, Devlin Epding breaks down his story covering UMN-area strikes.

Episode 104: Coffee and company

Stella Mehlhoff visits Black Coffee and Waffle Bar in the Como neighborhood with a simple question: what place does a coffee shop have in small communities? 

Episode 103: Raising voter participation on campus

Reporters Stella Mehlhoff and Hana Ikramuddin meet with multiple student organizations to explore how University of Minnesota students are being rallied to vote in the 2022 midterm elections.

Episode 102: Minnesota Landscape Arboretum’s retiring director and history

Arboretum Director Peter Moe plans to retire later this year. Stella Mehlhoff met with Moe and Dr. David Remucul of the Landscape Arboretum to learn the impact the Arboretum has had on both Minnesotans and state plant life.

Episode 101: How students navigate a new semester

With the fall semester finally in full swing, reporter Stella Mehlhoff met with undergraduate students to ask the simple question: "How are you feeling about this semester?'"

Episode 100: The Kalpulli KetzalCoatlicue’s show of support

The Kalpulli KetzalCoatlicue is an Indigenous Latine dance group focused on uplifting the Minnesota Latine community by teaching and performing dance in honor of pre-columbian cultures. 

Episode 99: An exploration of bias in news

An opinion piece on the decline of print journalism, traditional news formats, and how journalists should adapt to help audiences engage with news in the internet age.

Episode 98: Weisman Teen Architecture Workshop re-opens after pandemic delays

After a two year delay due to COVID-19 concerns, the Weisman Art Museum Teen Architecture Workshop, led by University architecture students, returns for its 22nd year of programming to continue teaching Minnesota teens the building blocks of architecture.

Episode 97: How the U is handling a rise in summertime crime

The Daily spoke with university professionals to better understand what has lead to rising crime and how the university can prevent violent crime incidents in the wake of shooting near campus.