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The fashionista is in: Mall of America style

The fashionista is in: Mall of America style

by Sarah Harper
Published September 3, 2013
We can learn a lot from intrepid mall shoppers.
From left: Maddy Carroll, Allison Kaczmarski, Jessica Bliven

The Fashionista is in: Fall campus style

by Jordyn DiOrio
Published September 3, 2013
Students refuse to fall behind on this season’s fashions.
A Minnesota State Fair attendee uses the Health Quest iPhone app to learn more about University Academic Health Center programs and research on Saturday. Created by University students, the app took participants on a scavenger hunt throughout the fair.

Fair app highlights U programs

by Tyler Gieseke
Published September 3, 2013
Nearly 500 people downloaded the scavenger hunt app during the first half of the fair.

Hit-and-run on 4th St. sees no injuries

by David Litin
Published August 30, 2013

No injuries were reported in a hit-and-run at Fourth Street Southeast and Hennepin Avenue Southeast Tuesday, according to a Minneapolis police report. The suspect gave the victim his name, phone number...

University neighborhood residents vote down sound walls

by Kia Farhang
Published August 30, 2013
State officials proposed the walls as part of a larger project to renovate Interstate 35W, which is still scheduled to begin next year.
Overnight testing of Central Corridor light rail cars began this week on the western half of University Avenue. When finished, the project will link downtown St. Paul and downtown Minneapolis. The line is planned to open in mid-2014, before the Major League Baseball All-Star game at Target Field next July.

Light rail car tests begin

Published August 27, 2013
Overnight tests started this week on the western half of University Avenue.

New housing project proposed for heart of Dinkytown

by Kia Farhang
Published August 23, 2013
Doran Companies has plans for a six-story, 70-unit apartment complex on Fourth Street Southeast.
The building that caught fire early Thursday morning on University Avenue Southeast housed an auto body shop. Now, rows of burnt cars line what would have been the back wall of the shop.

Fire destroys three businesses near U

by Daily Staff
Published August 7, 2013
A fire consumed a building in Prospect Park last week. No one was hurt.
Library volunteer Paul Caspersen organizes shelves at the Southeast Library on Saturday, Aug. 3, 2013, near Dinkytown. When the inspection results of the building, designed by former University architecture professor Ralph Rapson, become public in the fall, the library could stay in its current location or move to a new neighborhood.

Southeast Library’s future unclear

by Kia Farhang
Published August 7, 2013
The 50-year-old library could relocate after an inspection this fall.
during a city council meeting \date\ at Minneapolis City Hall. The re-zoning of the Dinkytown area, which would allow the OPUS development project, was approved in a 9-4 vote.

City approves Dinkytown apartment complex

by Meghan Holden
Published August 7, 2013
The controversial complex will displace House of Hanson and several other businesses.
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