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. 

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

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.

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

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

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

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.

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.

 On the first podcast of spring semester, producer Natalie Rademacher and reporter Jessica Toledo hear from reporters who covered the student response to tensions with Iran.