States come out against Citizens United ruling by Brian Arola Published November 13, 2012 States showed opposition to the ruling in the first presidential election since the high court’s decision.
Four more years by Brian Arola Published November 7, 2012 Obama’s victory capitalized victories across the state for the DFL.
OBAMA WINS FOUR MORE YEARS Published November 6, 2012 The Associated Press called Barack Obama the winner of the 2012 presidential election at 10:40 p.m.
U stays silent in affirmative action case by Emma Nelson Published October 30, 2012 More than half of Big Ten schools have taken a stance on the issue.
Professors discuss religion’s role in 2012 election by Alexi Gusso Published October 30, 2012 Both presidential candidates have unique religious backgrounds.
‘Passionate,’ influential child psych professor dies by Jessica Lee Published October 30, 2012 Nicki Crick, who was 54, spent more than a decade at the University.
Free online courses ‘inevitable’ at the University by Rebecca Harrington Published October 29, 2012 Massive open online courses, or MOOCs, are already popular at other universities.
The unlikely world of Eric Ostermeier by Meghan Holden Published October 29, 2012 The University researcher has drawn national media attention for his politics blog.
The last debate: a breakdown by Marjorie Otto Published October 24, 2012 Poli-sci professor Larry Jacobs gave his analysis.
Businessman vs. Bachmann for CD6 by Bryna Godar Published October 18, 2012 Jim Graves, CEO of Graves Hospitality Corporation, faces U.S. Rep. Bachmann.
