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Itasca station turns 100, needs repairs

Published January 22, 2009

Founded in 1909, the Itasca Biological Station and Laboratories have had an impact on thousands of University of Minnesota students and professors, but as the station celebrates its centennial, itâÄôs...

Defense, Higher Ed grow closer with controversial initiative

Published January 22, 2009

For the new Obama administration, whose claim to fame is change, one relationship - higher education and defense research - seems to be going in the same direction: closer together. An initiative created...

Students push Legislature for debt relief

Published January 21, 2009

Students strapped for cash after graduation might find a solution from Minnesota âÄî unless the stateâÄôs budget problems get in the way first. Members of the Minnesota Public Interest...

GRE numbers drop for first time in four years

Published January 21, 2009

For the first time in four years, the number of students taking the Graduate Record Examination has dropped. The Educational Testing Service , which administers the exam, expected 675,000 students to take...

Med schools look to up enrollment

Published January 21, 2009

Medical schools across the country are answering the Association of American Medical Colleges âÄô call for more doctors, according to a recent survey conducted by Kaplan Test Prep and Admission....

Mankato police crackdown on underage drinking

Published January 20, 2009

Mankato police put the kibosh on a back to school bash a few blocks from the Minnesota State University-Mankato campus last weekend and issued 127 underage consumption tickets. According to the Star Tribune,...

Ill. governor’s trial delays action on other woes

Published January 19, 2009

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) âÄî While the Illinois Senate zeros in on Gov. Rod Blagojevich in a historic impeachment trial, other vital state issues are being shoved aside. There will be no discussion...

Plant workers win a big round in Chicago factory sit-in

Published December 9, 2008

CHICAGO (AP) âÄî The creditor of a Chicago plant where laid-off employees are conducting a sit-in to demand severance pay said Tuesday it would extend loans to the factory so it could resolve the...

Regents to decide if U will ask state for $61.3M

Published December 9, 2008

The Board of Regents will decide Friday whether to ask the Minnesota Legislature to take on a $61.3 million bonding request to fund capital projects at the University of Minnesota. The request is separate...

Student advocates criticize bailout of private lenders

Published December 8, 2008

The U.S. Treasury faced criticism from student advocates last week when it released information that $200 billion of the federal bailout bill could be used to prop up lending companies, including those...

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