The Minnesota Daily

Inauguration lends unique perspective to University student

by Marjorie Otto
Published January 24, 2013

A grad student had the opportunity to attend Obama’s inauguration.

Tax rates rise for all in the new year

by Janice Bitters
Published January 23, 2013

Rates rose by 2 percent in 2013, returning to the 2010 rate.

By the numbers: Big Ten cops

by Jake Stark
Published December 10, 2012

The University has the smallest officer-to-student ratio in the Big Ten.

Gophers bring in $89,000 over Black Friday weekend

by Nickalas Tabbert
Published December 4, 2012

The University of Minnesota’s athletics department raised more than $89,000 in sales over Black Friday weekend, department spokesman Garry Bowman said. That’s about an 80 percent increase from...

Violence abroad hits home

by Emma Nelson
Published November 28, 2012

Students studying abroad or with family in Israel or Palestine are uniquely affected by recent fighting.

Pres. Obama pardons few in first term

by Brian Arola
Published November 27, 2012

The U.S. pardon atty. plays a key role in determining who gets pardoned.

Gophers take new ranking to Florida

by Andrew Krammer
Published November 27, 2012

Minnesota will play at FSU in its fourth game away from home in six days.

Economy leads to smaller law classes

by Meghan Holden
Published November 21, 2012

A new study found over half of law schools are admitting fewer students.

States come out against Citizens United ruling

by Brian Arola
Published November 13, 2012

States showed opposition to the ruling in the first presidential election since the high court’s decision.

Voters re-elect Kahn and Dziedzic

by Marjorie Otto
Published November 8, 2012

The two women were re-elected as part of the DFL takeover Tuesday.

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