People crush together in a tight knot. They scream, yell, wave their arms and gesture frantically. Papers fly, people run back and forth and phones ring incessantly. A bystander is hard-pressed to make...

Reacting to the proposed budget currently before the University's Board of Regents, members of the Minnesota Student Association criticized the administrators Wednesday on a wide spectrum of issues. MSA...

If you think you're the only one who doesn't know what's going on in Liberia, you're not. For more than a month the unrest in this West African nation has been thoroughly covered by the press, yet most...

Administrators presented proposals to unify the University's biological sciences programs and increase the quality of its education and research at a forum Wednesday. The proposals were part of a draft...

Coach Jim Wacker's decision to kick Rafael Cooper off the football team last week was partly rooted in the knowledge that the star running back had forged a signature on a stolen credit card. Wacker dismissed...

To people who attended the Art, Culture and Pedagogy Mini-conference at the University's General College on Wednesday, education means much more than learning to spell and count. General College was the...

Sophomore Amy Dahle, the only Gophers women's golfer in postseason play, will begin the first round of the NCAA East Regional Golf Tournament today in Auburn, Ala. "It's kind of nerve-racking," said Dahle,...

Maybe not much. But someone else took the time to write an article condemning those who have been making an effort. This piece is a response to Kenneth Reily's opinion piece printed in the May 8 edition...

Gophers senior runner Paul Michalek is the first to admit that computers are only as good as the people who use them. At the Jesse Owens track and field meet Sunday at Ohio State, the automated timing...

It isn't unusual for students to get help with their homework from their parents. But not all parents would go the lengths Judy Ojard did to help out her daughter, Mickey. Mickey Ojard had been living...