The Minnesota Daily

Mayoral candidates talk cops, schools

by Nathaniel Rabuzzi
Published October 16, 2013

Five mayoral candidates want to revamp the city’s education and police departments.

City elections will bring new blood

by Alma Provone
Published October 16, 2013

Four City Council seats are completely open, and many incumbents are in tight races.

Experts advise Legislature on synthetic drug problems

by Nathaniel Rabuzzi
Published October 10, 2013

A select committee will discuss its recommendations in December.

Third Ward fest targets students

by Alexandria Chhith
Published October 10, 2013

Councilwoman Diane Hofstede hosted the event for the eighth year.

State Department asked U prof for advice on Syria

by Nathaniel Rabuzzi
Published October 7, 2013

Kathryn Sikkink created a possible solution for the Syrian conflict.

Shutdown threatens University research

by Alexandria Chhith
Published October 3, 2013

Federal workers who review grant applications have been furloughed.

Without deal, government shuts down

by Nathaniel Rabuzzi
Published October 1, 2013

Congress couldn’t agree on a budget plan by the Sept. 30 deadline.

MNsure launches despite looming shutdown

by Alexa Billadeau
Published October 1, 2013

After years of preparation, MNsure will open on Tuesday.

Minneapolis Mayoral Candidates Debate Education Issues

by Jane Campbell
Published September 18, 2013

Six Minneapolis Mayoral candidates debated Monday night on public education policies in the city. According to a Star Tribune poll, public education is the top concern among voters for the Minneapolis...

U tests new services model to cut costs

by Alexi Gusso
Published September 17, 2013

The model would involve streamlining University services.

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