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Policymakers push higher grad rates

by Conor Shine
Published September 23, 2010
Future economic growth will slow if graduation rates do not increase.

Gov. candidates weigh in on local aid

by Andre Eggert
Published September 23, 2010
Minneapolis will see budget cuts if Local Government Aid decreases.

U’s research in limbo

by Kyle Potter
Published September 22, 2010
Stem cell researchers are waiting to see if funding for their projects will be halted.
Roger Thurow gives his keynote speech for the Global Sustainable Bioenergy Conference Wednesday night at The Minneapolis Marquette Hotel.

IonE sponsors bioenergy conference

by Ashley Bray
Published September 16, 2010
The Institute on the Environment tackles major human issues.

Research: Foods can play role in study habits

by Urmila Ramakrishnan
Published September 16, 2010
Different foods may have an effect on focus, energy and memory.

With Ping, Apple dives into social media

by Frank
Published September 8, 2010
The music network comes exclusively with the iTunes 10 upgrade.
Senior civil engineering major Dan Grannes performs a final inspection on a neutrino detector module Thursday at the NOvA project's Como warehouse.  After passing inspection, the panels will be shipped to the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory in Illinois.

U students help decipher neutrinos

by Kyle Potter
Published August 11, 2010
Building a machine that can detect miniscule particles is no easy feat.

U of M students help free a man convicted in deadly Toyota crash

by Luke Feuerherm
Published August 11, 2010
A man convicted of vehicular homicide was set free last week in part because of work done by a group at the University of Minnesota Law School.

Recent poll finds college grads are more likely to drink alcohol

by Miranda Taylor
Published August 11, 2010
Higher incomes are also an important indicator of whether a person drinks.

SELF Loans losing popularity as result of 2008 federal law

by Mukhtar Ibrahim
Published August 4, 2010
The University did not include the SELF Loan in students’ electronic Financial Aid Award Notices this year, and some students are wondering why.

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