Green Line strikes, kills pedestrian by Haley Hansen Published September 2, 2014 The woman was using a crosswalk at the Westgate station near the Prospect Park neighborhood.
Professor pleads guilty to sending sexually explicit messages to a minor by Anne Millerbernd Published September 2, 2014 Woody Dale Branton could face 10 years to life in prison and registration as a sex offender.
Boom in new student housing may have hit its peak by Ethan Nelson Published September 2, 2014 Though University-area property has been targeted in recent years, some say the trend won’t continue.
The Existential Crisis of Dippin’ Dots by Jackie Renzetti Published September 2, 2014You’ve probably seen them around shopping malls, festivals, or perhaps the Minnesota State Fair this month. Dippin’ Dots. Remember these?(via dippindots.com) I didn’t...
Kahn, Noor set for tight primary in U area by Taylor Nachtigal Published August 6, 2014 On Tuesday, voters will decide which DFL candidate is moving forward in the election.
Task force weighs medical marijuana law by Lyra Fontaine Published August 6, 2014 Some members of the 23-member group voiced concerns about substance abuse, while others were more optimistic.
Staff pay unequal across campuses by Tyler Gieseke Published August 6, 2014 Civil service employees on the U’s Twin Cities campus often make thousands more than their coordinate campus peers.
University combats food supply issues with MnDRIVE by Lyra Fontaine Published July 30, 2014 Backed by $3 million in state funds, 17 projects are aimed at issues of global food security, safety and sustainability.
University’s financial outlook remains ‘stable’ by Tyler Gieseke Published July 30, 2014 Despite factors like uncertain research funding, the University was evaluated favorably by credit agencies.
Student’s car, valuables taken in weekend burglary by Ethan Nelson Published July 30, 2014 Also, a man had his phone stolen by a group of criminals just outside Dinkytown on July 20.
