Kerri Miller Feature

In colleges across the country, 'trigger warnings' are being implemented in classrooms to warn students of potentially offensive material — but some people say that the warnings are keeping students from having to think critically.
College students object to reading bestselling, 'pornographic' memoir
Duke University selected Alison Bechdel's graphic novel memoir, "Fun Home," for all incoming freshman to read. But that sparked a conversation among students, some of whom said reading the book would be immoral.
'Why We Work': It's more than money
A recent Gallup poll found that only 13 percent of workers feel engaged by their jobs. So why is everyone doing something they don't enjoy? Barry Schwartz tries to find an answer.
Hillary Clinton email investigation explained
A conversation about what exactly you need to know about the ongoing investigation, current legal questions and their possible political implications.
Climate Cast at the fair: Year in review
MPR News' Kerri Miller is joined by MPR meteorologist Paul Huttner and Dr. John Abraham to look back at a year of climate news
Should the 14th Amendment be repealed?
Donald Trump continues to stir up controversy with his push to repeal the 14th amendment, and end the law that declares children born on American soil are automatically U.S. citizens.