Jimmy John’s franchise owners will appeal ruling by Greta Kaul Published April 25, 2012 A panel of judges ruled Friday that the company must reinstate six fired workers and issue back pay.
U admin, faculty look to improve relationship with greeks by Nickalas Tabbert Published April 25, 2012 The deterioration of chapter housing is a primary concern.
US Bank, JP Morgan to stop offering student loans by Alysha Bohanon Published April 25, 2012 New regulations and a changing market are causing some banks to back out.
Advisers play unseen role in elections by Matt Herbert Published April 25, 2012 Campaign advisers help shape candidate messages and raise funds.
MSLC could join advisory group to state higher ed office by Luke Miller Published April 25, 2012 The proposal was included in the higher education omnibus bill, which will go to a conference committee Wednesday.
At least 13 alcohol-related incidents reported in a quiet Spring Jam by Branden Largent Published April 24, 2012 The state funded an increase in patrols in and around the campus area.
Legislators OK alcohol in suites, beer garden at TCF games by Matt Herbert Published April 24, 2012 Gov. Mark Dayton will sign the bill, but the Board of Regents has the final say on stadium sales.
Fired Jimmy John’s workers to work again, judge rules by Greta Kaul Published April 24, 2012 The six workers would get $10,000 each in back pay.
Happily never after by Tony Published April 24, 2012 The Weisman’s first student fashion show asks designers to explore the dark side of fairy tales.
Tech dump helps residents recycle by Aaron DuBois Published April 24, 2012 Community members and students brought in old electronics to be recycled or reused.
