Volume 10 is here!

Blog Posts

Deepfake Regulation and the Broader AI Dilemma: Balancing Freedom and Responsibility

Spring 2024

Aison Garcia, International Fellow

Increase R&D Spending on Quantum Technology to Promote AI Innovation

Spring 2022

Ren Bin Lee Dixon, MPP

The Threat of Election Interference Depends on Us

March 16th, 2021

Peter Mayer

Reduction in Labor Force: Mothers of Young Children Harmed by Pandemic

Original Federal Reserve Article

February 16th, 2021

Joe Rutkiewicz

Raise a Glass to Deregulating the Beer Industry | A Review

Re-published from The Minnesota Reformer

February 2nd, 2021

Nick Stumo-Langer

Protect the Workers that Feed America

Re-published from CLA: Human Rights

January 19th, 2021

Hanna Nussair

Education of an Engineer

December 15th, 2020

Adeel Lari

The Need for Sustainable Apparel

December 1st, 2020

Elisah VandenBussche

Welcome Back

November 10th, 2020

Joe Rutkiewicz, Evan Davis, Kyle Malone, & Eric Ryu

A Book Review of "This Blessed Earth" by Ted Genoways

May 7th, 2020

Nick Atherton

Yes. "Safe and Sanitary" Does Mean Toothbrushes and Soap: A Critical Take on the U.S. Government's Migrant Child Detention Policy

April 21, 2020

Paul Olubayo

Missing the Mark: Target Corporation and the Call for Transparency in Global Supply Chains

April 7, 2020

Amy Dorman

If we're to keep thriving, Minnesota needs immigrants - especially in Greater Minnesota

Originally published in the Minnesota Reformer

March 24, 2020

Nick Stumo-Langer

'Prison gerrymandering' must end

Originally published in the Star Tribune Opinion Exchange

March 3, 2020

Cory Georgopoulos

Why gender mainstreaming in city planning is the cure to the street harassment epidemic

Originally published in the Star Tribune Opinion Exchange

February 18, 2020

Ania McDonnell

St. Paul won't thrive until it rids itself of one-ways

Originally published in the Star Tribune Opinion Exchange

February 18, 2020

Alex Webb

Race is central to environmental justice

February 4, 2020

Evan Davis

Minnesota’s ACT scores are the best in the nation. Here’s why that should be taken with a grain of salt

January 21, 2020

Krista Kaput

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