The Minnesota Daily

Some health care reform provisions began Thursday

by James Nord
Published September 23, 2010

Young people can now be covered by their parents’ insurance until age 26.

Policymakers push higher grad rates

by Conor Shine
Published September 23, 2010

Future economic growth will slow if graduation rates do not increase.

U’s research in limbo

by Kyle Potter
Published September 22, 2010

Stem cell researchers are waiting to see if funding for their projects will be halted.

Research: Foods can play role in study habits

by Urmila Ramakrishnan
Published September 16, 2010

Different foods may have an effect on focus, energy and memory.

IonE sponsors bioenergy conference

by Ashley Bray
Published September 16, 2010

The Institute on the Environment tackles major human issues.

Emmer’s budget plan would cut $400 mil. from higher ed

by James Nord
Published September 14, 2010

Significant cuts to higher education are on the horizon if Republican gubernatorial nominee Tom Emmer is elected. Emmer released the final portion of his plan to curb the state’s projected $5.8 billion...

Police close University Ave after suspicious package found

by James Nord and Jessie Van Berkel
Published September 11, 2010

The St. Paul bomb squad is inspecting a box found near the intersection of University Avenue and Berry Street.

With Ping, Apple dives into social media

by Frank
Published September 8, 2010

The music network comes exclusively with the iTunes 10 upgrade.

Recent poll finds college grads are more likely to drink alcohol

by Miranda Taylor
Published August 11, 2010

Higher incomes are also an important indicator of whether a person drinks.

U of M students help free a man convicted in deadly Toyota crash

by Luke Feuerherm
Published August 11, 2010

A man convicted of vehicular homicide was set free last week in part because of work done by a group at the University of Minnesota Law School.

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