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The fashionista is in: costumes ripped from the headlines

by Sarah Harper
Published October 15, 2013
Being a lazy person shouldn’t stop you from having the Halloween of your hyper-relevant dreams.

Bill would change orchestra ownership

by Cody Nelson
Published October 15, 2013
The bill, authored by Phyllis Kahn, would make the Minnesota Orchestra publicly owned.
The University Recreation Center is ready for a cafe to move in and occupy the space on the left side of the lobby.

Board approves new campus eateries

by Nicolas Hallett
Published October 14, 2013
Northrop and the Rec Center will both get new restaurants.
Students put together breakfasts at Real Food Rising, a national summit of student leaders, on Saturday at TCF Bank Stadium. At the summit, they engaged in strategizing, training, and discussion about the current food movement.

Students push for sustainable food

by Julia Marshall
Published October 14, 2013
At a conference over the weekend, students called for the University to make 20 percent of its food sustainable.
Champlain intern at Fairview Wenson Masoka and policy research analyst for the Minnesota Chamber of Commerce Sarah Radosevich talk during a small group session at "Welcoming Immigrants to our Communities" held at University Lutheran Church of Hope on Saturday afternoon. The event hoped to spark discussion on what it means to be an immigrant in light of Amy Klobuchar's immigration reform bill that passed the senate in June.

University-area church talks immigration

by Alexandria Chhith
Published October 14, 2013
University Lutheran Church of Hope hosted a forum Saturday.
An audience member asks executive director of West Band Community Development Corporation Tim Mungavan a question about the city's new plans on Thursday.

Cedar-Riverside preps for light rail

by Alex Bitter
Published October 14, 2013
The neighborhood is anticipating more development after the light rail opens.

U of St. Thomas priest on leave, lawsuit expected

Published October 14, 2013

ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — The Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis says a popular professor at the University of St. Thomas has taken a voluntary leave of absence.The archdiocese and the university...

Man electrocuted in Dinkytown climb

by Alexi Gusso
Published October 10, 2013
Steven McKinney was electrocuted while climbing a utility pole.
President of College Democrats Laura Pratt writes on a whiteboard while group members brainstorm ideas for an event that would educate students on ranked choice voting on Wednesday evening in STSS. The student group endorsed Mark Andrew and Jacob Frey.

Few groups jump to endorse

by Alexi Gusso
Published October 10, 2013
Some student groups don’t want to lose fees funding; others don’t have a party line to follow.

New campus eateries to go before Board of Regents

by Nicolas Hallett
Published October 10, 2013
The Board will vote Friday to approve two new campus food services.
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