In housing boom, U of M is not alone by Marion Renault Published February 11, 2013 Development is on the rise across Big Ten campuses.
Health act working way through Leg. by Jessica Lee Published February 4, 2013 The Minnesota Insurance Marketplace Act must be signed by March 31.
Colleges look past applicants’ test scores by Tyler Gieseke Published January 29, 2013 Experts say other variables can level the playing field.
U prof. gets $3.7 million for HIV research by Branden Largent Published January 28, 2013 The research could lead to improved HIV treatments and vaccines.
Inauguration lends unique perspective to University student by Marjorie Otto Published January 24, 2013 A grad student had the opportunity to attend Obama’s inauguration.
Tax rates rise for all in the new year by Janice Bitters Published January 23, 2013 Rates rose by 2 percent in 2013, returning to the 2010 rate.
By the numbers: Big Ten cops by Jake Stark Published December 10, 2012 The University has the smallest officer-to-student ratio in the Big Ten.
Violence abroad hits home by Emma Nelson Published November 28, 2012 Students studying abroad or with family in Israel or Palestine are uniquely affected by recent fighting.
Pres. Obama pardons few in first term by Brian Arola Published November 27, 2012 The U.S. pardon atty. plays a key role in determining who gets pardoned.
Economy leads to smaller law classes by Meghan Holden Published November 21, 2012 A new study found over half of law schools are admitting fewer students.
