Obama and Romney talk student loan debt by Greta Kaul Published April 25, 2012 The candidates support capping interest rates on Stafford loans.
U invests in a ‘patent troll’ by Jeff Hargarten Published April 23, 2012 Several schools worldwide either invest in or license patents through Intellectual Ventures.
Database reports racial gap in bone marrow donors by Colette Bell Published April 17, 2012 The only national bone marrow registry, Be the Match, reports a substantial gap between Caucasian and ethnic minority donors.
Flashback Trojan strikes Apple users on campus by Luke Miller Published April 12, 2012 The virus had infected more than half a million Mac computers as of April 6.
Minnesota Supreme Court sets appeal trial date by Andrew Krammer Published April 4, 2012 The state Supreme Court will hear oral arguments May 3 in the U’s appeal of the $1 million Jimmy Williams lawsuit.
Dispute over Obama’s health care law has implications for U student insurance by Dina Elrashidy Published April 2, 2012 The University has mandated health insurance for students for more than 20 years.
U.S. Supreme Court to hear college admissions affirmative action case by Matt Herbert Published March 19, 2012 The decision could have implications for how public universities make decisions.
Kaler appointed to U.S. Homeland Security council by Nickalas Tabbert Published March 1, 2012 President Kaler will advise Secretary Janet Napolitano on security and academic-related issues.
MCAT changes will make test longer, harder by Kali Dingman Published February 29, 2012 Changes will take effect spring 2015; the test hasn’t seen updates since 1991.
Obama looks to up student loans by Matt Herbert Published February 7, 2012 Average tuition at the University has increased by 282 percent since 1993.
