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Monday, Nov. 10, 2025

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November 10, 2025

It’s Monday. For some people, it is a new start. For other people and Garfield, it is the bane of their existence. Regardless of your feelings, I see it as an opportunity for you to catch up on news from the Daily. Take a scroll.

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Minneapolis Public Schools and teachers avert a strike after months of negotiations. | Photo by Riley Bruce Creative

After months of failed negotiations, Minneapolis teachers have reached a deal

by Maya Bell | City Reporter | Published Nov. 9, 2025

After fear of a strike, the Minneapolis Federation of Educators, Local 59 and the Minneapolis Public School District have reached a tentative agreement, according to a statement from MPS.

MPS renegotiates contracts with teachers’ unions every two years. MPS spokesperson Megan Boldt said negotiations for the latest renewal started in April, after the district said they could not agree on certain areas. Discussions continued for seven months.

According to the MFE statement, the three bargaining concerns were met at last night’s meeting but no details have been shared. The members of the MFE will vote at a later date to ratify the deal.

 

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News

University expands food security initiatives to counter reduced SNAP benefits

By Nicolas Scibelli | Campus Reporter

The University of Minnesota is preparing for increased food insecurity on campus as potential lapses and reductions in Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program payments occur in November.

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Opinion

Opinion: Politicians should not be this outrageous on social media

By Matthew Jegers | Columnist

Getting engagement from younger generations is not worth losing their respect.

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Sports

No. 1 Nebraska outpaces No. 22 Gophers women’s volleyball in Saturday matchup

By Regan Guirguis | Sports Reporter

The No. 22 Gophers fell 3-0 to No. 1 Nebraska in their hardest game of the season.

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