In the Know takes a look at spooky University of Minnesota myths, legends and tall tales.

In this episode, In the Know discusses an international women in engineering conference that some University of Minnesota students attended. With the underlying theme that being a women in STEM isn't always easy, the event aimed to sought to encourage women in STEM fields and bring attention to a lack of representation.

For the third year in a row, the University of Minnesota chapter of College Republicans had its Washington Avenue Bridge panel vandalized. This week's episode looks at the history, implications and context of the vandalism.

This week's episode of In the Know looks at a University of Minnesota professor's idea for a sustainable bug diet, as well as tuition waivers for Native American students on the Morris campus.

On this week's In the Know, a conversation about a University of Minnesota clothing apparel course that designs and creates clothing for a girls orphanage in Uganda. 

This week's episode looks at campus-area crime and WAM art rentals

This week's episode looks at the proposed gender expression policy at the University of Minnesota.

This week's episode looks at how a federal regulation impacts financial aid and scholarship distribution for University of Minnesota students.

On the first episode of In the Know, the Minnesota Daily discusses what lead to UMN President Eric Kaler's resignation announcement.