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Study finds some alcohol programs have little impact on greek communities

by Aaron Job
Published June 1, 2016
Programs that focus on goal-setting and moderation have been found to be less effective.
Students in a sexual education program at the First Unitarian Society in Minneapolis laugh while participating in an activity.

Minnesota sex-ed programs go unregulated

by Hannah Weikel
Published April 29, 2016
Minnesota’s abstinence-driven sexual education policies often leave teens unprepared for their first time, experts say.
UMN officials push to find upperclassmen living accommodations

UMN officials push to find upperclassmen living accommodations

by Nick Wicker and Brian Edwards
Published April 1, 2016
As the University transitions away from a commuter school model, luxury off-campus apartments fill the housing bubble.
Vee Livermore, who suffers from chronic migraines, drapes their bed with a chemistry-themed blanket. They point to the element Livermorium, named after a distant relative from England.

Though a quarter of young adults experience daily pain, research is slim

by Jessie Bekker
Published March 25, 2016
Limited evidence exists to help treat chronic pain conditions in college-aged adults.
Sophomore Cece Sjoquist places a K-Cup in the Keurig she shares with her roommates in her Dinkytown apartment on Monday.

K-Cups pile up in landfills

by Eliana Schreiber
Published March 22, 2016
Researchers say Keurig’s single-serve pods could have severe environmental impacts.
Despite holes in process, universities nationwide continue use of search firms

Despite holes in process, universities nationwide continue use of search firms

by Youssef Rddad and Brian Edwards
Published March 11, 2016
The benefits outweigh the costs, University of Minnesota President Eric Kaler said.

Study shows BMI may be off balance

by Hannah Weikel
Published February 17, 2016
Nearly 75 million Americans could be miscategorized based on their BMI.

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.

Athletes’ load may lighten

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

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