This anniversary is a moment to celebrate, and also a moment to revisit issues and shine light on the challenges and obstacles that have been faced and are ahead. The Star Tribune will do all those things in the next four months, today through June 23, the day the Education Amendments were signed into law 50 years ago.
Here are the parts of the series that have been published so far.
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Gophers
What is the 'House settlement,' and what does it mean for the Gophers and NCAA?
On Friday night, word finally came that the federal judge Claudia Wilken had approved one of the biggest settlements in college sports history.
Sports
Souhan: Anxiety and depression in the NFL helped inspire Lindsey Young's children's book
Young has not only dealt with anxiety and depression growing up, but seeing the part it plays in her career helped inspire the book for children navigating the same struggles.
Reusse: Country boy Jim Marshall never lost his lust for life
He may not be in the NFL Hall of Fame (yet?), but Marshall's life from a Kentucky farm boy to zip-lining daredevil at 80 years old is revered by Vikings fans everywhere.
Twins
Twins open homestand with loss to Blue Jays, Jeffers ejected after critical call
Friday night was just the third loss for the Twins in their past 15 home games.
Vikings GM talks to the Star Tribune about the team's 2025 outlook, McCarthy's trajectory
Vikings General Manager Kwesi Adofo-Mensah joined the Access Vikings podcast to discusses his recent contract extension, what's learned on the job, and what he expects from QB J.J. McCarthy.
