The Minnesota Daily

The best medicine

by Spencer Doar
Published October 18, 2012

The 10,000 Laughs comedy blow-out finishes with Tim Harmston.

Theta Chi registers more than 20 men for fraternity

by Samantha Alisankus
Published October 18, 2012

The goal is to have the chapter reinstalled at the University during 2013.

Students, faculty travel to Los Angeles for sustainability conference

Published October 18, 2012

The Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education Conference has always seen a good turnout from the U.

Mbakwe probation violation hearing scheduled for Friday

by Andrew Krammer
Published October 17, 2012

A Miami-Dade court judge scheduled a probation violation hearing for Gophers forward Trevor Mbakwe on Friday morning, the Star Tribune reported. Mbakwe appeared in court Wednesday during a "status...

Big Ten leads all conferences in preseason basketball poll

by Andrew Krammer
Published October 17, 2012

The Big Ten conference has five teams ranked in the USA Today Coaches Poll top-25 for men's basketball, which tops all conferences in the NCAA. Indiana enters the season ranked No. 1, and Ohio State...

New U program will pay overweight students to lose weight

by Branden Largent
Published October 17, 2012

A new University of Minnesota weight-loss program, called Lose 2 Win, will be giving away prizes up to $3,000 to University students who lose weight and maintain the weight in the program. The program...

President Kaler to hold session on equity and diversity this afternoon

by Jill Jensen
Published October 17, 2012

By Cody Nelson University of Minnesota President Eric Kaler will host a listening session to promote equity and diversity on campus this Wednesday. The event will be held in Coffman Memorial...

Gophers pay $800K to opt out of games

by Andrew Krammer
Published October 17, 2012

Minnesota canceled its two-game series with North Carolina in 2013 and 2014.

Still waiting for Superman

by Daily Editorial Board
Published October 17, 2012

Solutions to solve the education crisis are absent from the presidential campaign.

Groups work to stop ped. deaths 2012

by Jessica Lee
Published October 17, 2012

2012 is on track to be Minnesota’s deadliest year for pedestrians in five years.