Light rail will run 24/7 by Blair Emerson Published April 22, 2014 City officials and student gov’t leaders say the longer Green Line hours will benefit riders.
U area on trend for growth by Tyler Gieseke Published April 22, 2014 The metro area is set for big changes, and area development mirrors citywide trends.
Franken, students talk college costs by Taylor Nachtigal Published April 21, 2014 The senator outlined his plans to address college affordability issues while hearing students’ stories.
U objects to patent reform by Jeff Hargarten Published April 21, 2014 The University is one of many schools worried about a bill targeting “patent trolls.”
To fight off emerald ash borers, U turns to Leg. by Mitchell Yurkowitz Published April 17, 2014 With state help, the University wants to create a center to research invasive species.
Marcy-Holmes locks in new plan by Meara Cummings Published April 16, 2014 The neighborhood is finalizing its master plan and seeking feedback.
Greek housing bail flails in Congress by Anne Millerbernd Published April 16, 2014 Some students are pushing a bill to make certain housing donations tax deductible.
In tight race, Somalis turn out for Noor by Jessica Lee Published April 16, 2014 Mohamud Noor may be Rep. Phyllis Kahn’s toughest challenger in 42 years.
City support helps keep small businesses alive by Nicolas Hallett Published April 15, 2014 The city has helped small businesses get millions in startup funds since 1986.
Legislature may fund research to slow pig virus by Roy Aker Published April 15, 2014 Lawmakers could give the University $1.2 million to stave off a deadly swine disease.
