The Minnesota Daily

Researchers discover way to potentially prevent cancers caused by mono

by Dylan Miettinen
Published November 26, 2018

The study, a collaboration between the University of Minnesota, the University of Toronto and the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, was published this month.

Research Roundup: foodbourne illnesses and stopping cancer cells

by Nikki Pederson
Published November 26, 2018

University of Minnesota researchers published several studies throughout the month of November; here's a look at some of them.

Dinkytown’s drastic shift: How developments have changed the neighborhood

by J.D. Duggan
Published November 21, 2018

A luxury student housing boom sent the neighborhood into a tailspin of varied responses from internal and external forces.

Better, sweeter, stronger: UMN’s fruit research program

by Austen Macalus
Published November 21, 2018

Fruit researchers at the University of Minnesota are part of an intergenerational tradition of creating delicious Minnesota fruit.

Burglary spike at apartments near campus

by Niamh Coomey
Published November 21, 2018

University and campus have responded to an uptick in burglaries since the start of the school year.

Higher number of student groups apply for funding

by Jordan Willauer
Published November 21, 2018

Office of Student Affairs is allocating $1.44 million for 105 student groups during the upcoming spring semester.

More senior citizen Gophers take advantage of University courses

by Megan Palmer
Published November 21, 2018

Minnesota statute allows residents over 62 years old to take courses for free.

Tenant protection ordinance aims to preserve affordable housing

by Emma Dill
Published November 21, 2018

The new policy could protect more than 1,000 affordable housing units near campus.

University professor brings Alzheimer’s awareness to each Minnesota county

by Dylan Miettinen
Published November 21, 2018

University of Minnesota professor Joseph Gaugler will visit all 87 Minnesota counties to teach about Alzheimer's.

Uninsured patients are more likely to be transferred between hospitals, UMN study says

by Michelle Griffith
Published November 21, 2018

A University of Minnesota study found uninsured patients are more likely to be transferred between hospitals, which could lead to higher mortality rates.

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