Two U professors indicted for fraud in Georgia by Luke Feuerherm Published March 9, 2011 The Georgia Attorney General has charged the husband-and-wife for receiving payments from both the University of Minnesota and Georgia Tech.
Obama says no defense for DOMA by Sarah Nienaber Published February 28, 2011 Students, others react to Obama’s decision on the marriage act.
Walker seeks to split UW colleges by Jessica Van Berkel Published February 28, 2011 The proposed bill would make UW-Madison a “public authority.”
Federal cuts threaten public radio and television budgets by Ashley Aram Published February 24, 2011 Congress may pull $430 million from public broadcasting to tackle the nation’s deficit.
Solving a university deficit: a work of art by Graison Hensley Chapman Published February 16, 2011 Some colleges are contemplating selling artwork to plug budget holes.
MSA plans D.C. trip to lobby for federal funding by Cali Owings Published January 26, 2011 At least seven University of Minnesota students will take part in “Big Ten on the Hill Day” late this March.
From EverQuest to Afghanistan: Army, U teach teamwork by Frank Published January 26, 2011 Researchers questioned University grad student Kyong Shim when she said she wanted to study video games — until the U.S. Army came calling.
Sports and alcohol: a risky cocktail by Frank Published January 18, 2011 A U study shows that 8 percent of Americans leave pro sporting events legally drunk.
U helps prepare for food attacks by Ashley Bray Published December 13, 2010 A U department addresses the vulnerability of U.S. food production.
U breaks into top 10 research schools by Conor Shine Published December 13, 2010 The University’s research operation grew faster than all but two schools.
