Daily Breakdown

Thursday, Sept. 18, 2025

September 18, 2025

Good morning,

Hope your Thursday is going well. Thursdays make me nervous, because I write love letters (newsletters) to my crush (the greater campus community). Today’s newsletter, like any good love letter, has an informative and tactful review of the Teamsters strike, a new Gold Standard volleyball episode and news about the last Gopher football game.

Take a break, catch up on the news. You deserve it.

Leave no crumbs,

Sam Hill | Managing Editor | [email protected]

Top Story

People gathered outside Northrop Auditorium for the Teamsters’ rally Friday evening. | Photo by Colleen McGowan

Agreement reached between University, Teamsters: Week in review

by Colleen McGowan | Investigative Reporter | and Nick Scibelli | Campus Reporter | Published Sept. 18, 2025

The University of Minnesota’s Teamsters Local 320 and the University of Minnesota announced in a joint statement Saturday that both sides had come to a resolution to end the Teamsters’ strike. 

The University updated its Contract Negotiation Updates webpage and wrote, “Services will return to normal in the coming days.” Modified service information can be found here.

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City

Special legislative gun control session could be harder than expected

By Maya Bell | City Reporter

Gov. Tim Walz announced Tuesday he is seeking a special legislative session focused on banning assault weapons and high-capacity magazines, though he cautioned the process may face significant obstacles.

 

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Sports

The Gophers football team suffered their first loss of the season

By Regan Guirguis | Sports Reporter

The most recent game the Gophers played against Cal was in 2009.

 

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Gophers volleyball starters adjust as the season progresses
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Podcast

Eight straight for Gopher volleyball

Football stumbles, soccer holds steady and volleyball powers through the Diet Coke Classic.

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