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Med students join nationwide “die-in”

by Blair Emerson
Published December 10, 2014
More than 40 medical schools across the country staged "die-ins" Wednesday in continued protest of police brutality.

Calorie info gets spotlight

by Kelsey Christensen
Published December 9, 2014
A new rule will require chains to show food calories, but that may not change buyers’ habits.

Executive order prompts legal questions

by Morgan Wolfe
Published December 2, 2014
University law students will help undocumented immigrants navigate Obama’s recent executive order.

Neighborhood groups decry Hodges’ plan

by Ethan Nelson
Published October 30, 2014
Mayor Hodges’ proposal would divert a traditional source of funding from neighborhoods.

Controversial virus research under review

by Anant Naik
Published October 27, 2014
“Gain of function” research does not seem like a productive use of limited research funds.
The items that were found with John Berryman after his suicide in the archives at the Elmer L. Andersen Library on West Bank. Berryman, a famed poet and professor at the U of M, published many critically acclaimed and still beloved poems before his suicide in 1972.

U celebrates life of remarkable poet

by Haley Hansen
Published October 27, 2014
Over the weekend, admirers from around the world celebrated what would have been John Berryman’s 100th birthday.

Rec likely to change dress code

by Haley Hansen
Published October 8, 2014

The University of Minnesota’s recreation center could soon allow gym-goers to swap their T-shirts for tank tops. At a Minnesota Student Association meeting Tuesday, chair of the Recreation and Wellness...

Gay marriage expands

by John Thomas
Published October 7, 2014
A decision by the high court legalized same-sex marriage in five states on Monday.

Peace Corps revamps application

by Kevin Karner
Published September 25, 2014
The group hopes its shorter, more flexible application will broaden its applicant pool.

Pre-meds scramble to take MCAT

by Christopher Aadland
Published September 24, 2014
The Medical College Admission Test is set for its first changes in over two decades this spring.

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