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Rumors circulate of Klobuchar Supreme Court nomination

by Brian Edwards
Published February 16, 2016
Following Justice Scalia's death, some news outlets named the senator as a potential candidate.

New report reveals problems in U psychiatry department

Published February 11, 2016
A report released Thursday found that some of the department's staff members had concerns about inadequate training for research staff.

Former U student sentenced to prison for leaving explosives in Coffman Union

by Tiffany Lukk
Published January 21, 2016
Jason Robert Johnson pleaded guilty last week for placing explosives in the building over the summer.

Athletes’ load may lighten

by Brian Edwards
Published January 21, 2016
Two-thirds of NCAA student-athletes said their schedules produced high stress levels.

Three armed robberies reported in the University area since Tuesday

by Hannah Weikel
Published January 21, 2016
Police suspect the robberies may have been committed by the same pair of suspects.

Protests seek campus diversity nationwide

by Benjamin Farniok
Published December 15, 2015

Around 70 student groups at schools across the U.S. and Canada are demanding more diverse college campuses.    Many, including an activist group at the University of Minnesota, are seeking more...

Texts ending in periods are less sincere ending in periods as less sincere

by Bessma Dabaan
Published December 14, 2015
A recent study analyzed the effects of punctuation in text messages.
Jenny Thull, University of Minnesota Horticulture Research Center vineyard manager, picks grapes rich in color at the University's vineyard in Excelsior, Oct. 1. Jenny and her husband, John Thull, also a vineyard manager, oversee the school's grape breeding program's 11 acres of research vineyards.

UMN takes lead in breeding nation’s wine grapes

by Jessie Bekker
Published December 4, 2015
The University's Horticulture Research Center expects to release a new grape breed after a roughly 20-year testing period.

Poll shows computer science attitudes

by Tiffany Lukk
Published December 1, 2015
A poll found that many think boys are more interested in computer science.

Antibiotic resistance plagues public health

by Bessma Dabaan
Published November 24, 2015
Gov. Mark Dayton announced a weeklong event to address the issue of antibiotic resistance.

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