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Minnesota forward Trevor Mbakwe scores against Southwest Baptist on Nov. 5 at Williams Arena.

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.
Nathan Peterson and Rebecca Bolks embrace after President Obama's victory speech Monday night at the Minnesotans United election night party in St. Paul, Minn.

Four more years

by Brian Arola
Published November 7, 2012
Obama’s victory capitalized victories across the state for the DFL.

Gophers miss NCAA tourney after penalty-kick loss

by Betsy Helfand
Published November 6, 2012

The Big Ten is sending five teams to the NCAA soccer tournament. Minnesota is not one of them. Wisconsin, Illinois, Ohio State, Michigan and Penn State all made the tournament field. The Gophers failed...

Nathan Peterson and Rebecca Bolks embrace after President Obama's victory speech Monday night at the Minnesotans United election night party in St. Paul, Minn.

OBAMA WINS FOUR MORE YEARS

Published November 6, 2012
The Associated Press called Barack Obama the winner of the 2012 presidential election at 10:40 p.m.

‘Passionate,’ influential child psych professor dies

by Jessica Lee
Published October 30, 2012
Nicki Crick, who was 54, spent more than a decade at the University.

U stays silent in affirmative action case

by Emma Nelson
Published October 30, 2012
More than half of Big Ten schools have taken a stance on the issue.
Jeanne Kilde, director of the University of Minnesota’s religious studies program, right, opens the discussion during Monday’s “Religion and the Election” roundtable discussion at the Nolte Center for Continuing Education. Panelists from the history and political science departments also weighed in on the controversial issue of religion’s place in politics.

Professors discuss religion’s role in 2012 election

by Alexi Gusso
Published October 30, 2012
Both presidential candidates have unique religious backgrounds.

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