Klaus Solko, co-executive editor According to the Augsburg Annual Security Report 2025, in 2024 there were nine motor vehicle thefts on Augsburg University campus. They
Elliot Hilden, co-executive editor On Sept. 30, two Christian protesters stood for several hours at a crosswalk on 22nd Ave S, just a few feet
Klaus Solko, co-executive editor According to Augsburg Student Financial Services, tuition for the 2026-27 school year at Augsburg University is $47,600 with an overload fee
Jessica Tezoquipa, news editor Governor Tim Walz, during his “exit interview,” accepted blame for Minnesota’s social services fraud, but claimed it should not define his
Jessica Tezoquipa, news editor Sept. 10 in Dallas, Texas, the Republican National Convention was held in time for the midterm elections. Usually done during presidential
Klaus Solko, co-executive editor On Sept. 4, around two in the morning on Fourth Street Southeast in Dinkytown, Minneapolis, there was a stabbing. Police responded
Teyah Parent, features editor A shooting at a high-rise apartment building in Loring Park on Sept. 2 left three dead and several others injured, including
Jessica Tezoquipa, news editor On Aug. 1, a first-in-the-nation law passed prohibiting the use, advertisement and dissemination of “nudification technology” in Minnesota. Banning the act
Avery Cheeseman As the Earth continues to warm and climate change further accelerates, threatening all life on this planet, we see certain years with more
Pluto Koehnen As of late March, the Minneapolis City Council is contemplating lifting the 40-year ban on adult bathhouses in the community. Adult bathhouses are
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