Obama uses Twin Cities stage as national soapbox by Taylor Nachtigal Published July 2, 2014 The president made his seventh trip to Minnesota, which was his first overnight stay.
Obama speaks at Lake Harriet by Marion Renault Published June 27, 2014 In the second day of his seventh trip to Minnesota, the president continued to criticize Republicans in Congress.
Obama expands student loan repayment plan by Taylor Nachtigal Published June 18, 2014 Also, a Senate bill backed by Minnesota lawmakers for refinancing student loans failed last week but may get another vote.
FBI investigates city’s Somali community by Ethan Nelson Published June 18, 2014 Agents from the FBI are meeting with Somali community members in Cedar-Riverside as part of an ongoing investigation.
Tech experts call for heightened cybersecurity by Lyra Fontaine Published June 4, 2014 Some University of Minnesota professors say the school could do more to fortify online security.
The University’s No. 1 ambassador by Tyler Gieseke Published May 6, 2014 While the role of the university president’s spouse is changing nationwide, Karen Kaler remains a committed advocate for the University of Minnesota.
Feds take aim at sexual assault by Haley Hansen Published May 5, 2014 New recommendations and investigations are putting pressure on schools nationwide.
Student activists take on Keystone XL pipeline by Vanessa Nyarko Published April 24, 2014 Students from three states are joining a protest this weekend.
Medicaid expansion may help pregnant inmates by Kristoffer Tigue Published April 22, 2014 U researchers say the Affordable Care Act could benefit thousands of prisoners.
Feds urge transparent bank deals by Haley Hansen Published April 15, 2014 Lawmakers want colleges to tell more about their bank contracts and to dial down marketing.
