The Minnesota Daily

State Somali population continues to grow

by Nick Sudheimer
Published October 27, 2011

The population is now at 32,000, the largest Somali community in the U.S.

Kaler to Gov. Dayton: the U creates jobs

by Kevin Burbach
Published October 26, 2011

Gov. Mark Dayton held a job creation summit Tuesday.

MnSCU and U seek to collaborate

by Greta Kaul
Published October 26, 2011

Less state funding helped accelerate the drive toward working together.

Clean energy blows into UMore

by Rachel Raveling
Published October 26, 2011

The Eolos Wind Research Station at UMore Park in Rosemount, Minn, includes a meteorological tower used to collect data on the wind entering and leaving the turbine, wind velocity and turbulence, weather conditions and the turbine’s efficiency.

President Kaler to speak at job summit

by Jia Guo
Published October 25, 2011

The speech will touch on topics related to the Univeristy and its role in the state.

U neighborhood alliance forms board

by Jenna Wilcox
Published October 25, 2011

This will be a step to improve the ties between neighborhoods.

At 79, House of Hanson depends on buyer loyalty

by Megan Nicolai
Published October 25, 2011

The Dinkytown business is one of many that has been around for decades.

Dayton and Rybak meet for stadium talk

by Kevin Burbach
Published October 25, 2011

Mayor R.T. Rybak has renewed his push to keep the Vikings stadium in Minneapolis. Team officials are committed to a site in Arden Hills.

U researchers get grant to track carp

by Yasin Mohamud
Published October 24, 2011

A team of researchers received $2.2 million to build robotic boats.

Pawlenty signs on to board of company with University ties

by Kaitlin Walker
Published October 24, 2011

Miromax Medical Inc., a company established through University of Minnesota research, has elected Pawlenty to the Board of Directors.

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