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Study shows BMI may be off balance

by Hannah Weikel
Published February 17, 2016

Nearly 75 million Americans could be miscategorized based on their BMI.

Rumors circulate of Klobuchar Supreme Court nomination

by Brian Edwards
Published February 16, 2016

Following Justice Scalia's death, some news outlets named the senator as a potential candidate.

Athletes’ load may lighten

by Brian Edwards
Published January 21, 2016

Two-thirds of NCAA student-athletes said their schedules produced high stress levels.

Protests seek campus diversity nationwide

by Benjamin Farniok
Published December 15, 2015

Around 70 student groups at schools across the U.S. and Canada are demanding more diverse college campuses. Many, including an activist group at the University of Minnesota, are seeking more...

Texts ending in periods are less sincere ending in periods as less sincere

by Bessma Dabaan
Published December 14, 2015

A recent study analyzed the effects of punctuation in text messages.

Poll shows computer science attitudes

by Tiffany Lukk
Published December 1, 2015

A poll found that many think boys are more interested in computer science.

Antibiotic resistance plagues public health

by Bessma Dabaan
Published November 24, 2015

Gov. Mark Dayton announced a weeklong event to address the issue of antibiotic resistance.

Researchers examine Uber’s environmental impact

by Eliana Schreiber
Published November 23, 2015

A study at UC-Berkeley will compare ride-sharing services like Uber with other forms of transportation.

U students assemble to support Mizzou protesters

by Keaton Schmitt
Published November 16, 2015

Nearly 150 people gathered outside Coffman Union Thursday evening.

Mizzou president resigns

by Jackie Renzetti
Published November 10, 2015

Students and faculty members protested inaction from leaders on racial issues for weeks.

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