Kaohly Her can re-energize the city, tackle public safety and redevelopment more directly, and help residents feel seen again. 

Reading an outdated textbook and learning the Bill of Rights while my own rights slip away with every breaking headline feels pointless. 

Minnesotan youth should step up, not step back, their commitment to boycotts. Some of my peers believe that their boycotting does not matter, because they are just one person boycotting. But history proves otherwise.  

A punitive perspective on teen drug use misses the core issue: addiction is a public health crisis, not a simple disciplinary problem.  

“Yo me voy con ustedes,” a classmate once told me. If my family gets deported, I’ll leave too. 

Buy a dress from an ethical local business and support fair labor.

If federal cuts to education move forward, a generation of students in rural Minnesota could lose access to the quality education they need to prepare for the future.

While it may appear effective, strong AI and social media usage is often just the illusion of a healthy solution for mental health.

Transforming polluted land into farmland is possible. At Urban Roots, our largest farm site, Rivoli Bluffs, sits on land that was once a neighborhood dump.  

Instead of cutting funding for school meals, the USDA and NSLP should increase it to support engaged and fed students