The Minnesota Daily asked University experts about some of the most important national and international headlines of the month so far.

Plans for the recently resurfaced after initially being proposed in 2014.

Aaron Doering pleaded guilty to domestic assault by strangulation in April.

As Gabel's most significant hire to date, Croson will be the second-highest ranking official in the U system.

The committee aims to tackle issues of street safety and emergency communications.

Over the summer, researchers from the University of Minnesota used mobile labs to test variations of Lyme disease.

Senescent cells — also known as “zombie cells” because they’re damaged and unable to die — are tied to many age-related diseases.

The ordinance, introduced last week, would provide financial assistance to tenants displaced at no fault of their own.

The victim described the suspects as two males with a heavy build.