The Minnesota Daily

Campus climate meeting met with backlash by ‘Build the Bridge’ protesters

by David Clarey and Layna Darling
Published October 6, 2016

At least 100 people marched on campus Thursday to protest President Eric Kaler’s reaction to a “Build the wall” painting on the Washington Avenue Bridge.

Diversity lagging in state legislature

by Ryan Faircloth
Published October 6, 2016

The state legislature’s diversity is lagging behind the increasing number of minorities in the state.

Minneapolis Police Department adopts new preferred pronoun policy

by Kristina Busch
Published October 6, 2016

The police department hopes the new guidelines will be more trans-inclusive.

New University Law School dean aims to refocus school’s goals

by Kevin Beckman
Published October 6, 2016

Gerry Jenkins hopes to emphasize curriculum, job placement and outreach during his tenure.

With financial help, students to join pipeline protest

by Rilyn Eischens
Published October 6, 2016

American Indian students will travel to Sacred Stone Camp to protest the Dakota Access Pipeline.

UDA responds to neighborhood association criticism

by Eliana Schreiber
Published October 6, 2016

The University District Alliance passed a resolution to support joint planning between the University and surrounding district neighborhoods

Study: University of Minnesota linked to ‘risky’ financial deals

by Olivia Johnson
Published October 6, 2016

A Roosevelt Institute study says the University is among a group of colleges that have lost $2.7B in investment rate swaps.

Bernie Sanders campaigns for Clinton at University of Minnesota

by Olivia Johnson
Published October 5, 2016

The former Democratic presidential candidate stopped by the University Tuesday and has future appearances in nearby states.

Proposed Dinkytown apartment complex would displace Mesa Pizza, Chatime

by Melissa Steinken
Published October 5, 2016

CPM Companies wants to build a new 16-story apartment complex on the popular Dinkytown block.

Suspended Gophers football players will not face charges

by Kristina Busch
Published October 4, 2016

Four University of Minnesota football players won't face charges following a police investigation surrounding alleged connections to a sexual assault.

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