The Minnesota Daily

Dinkytown vandalized

by Andy Steinke
Published November 7, 2007

.Broken glass lined the streets of Dinkytown after homecoming last weekend. At least five businesses had their doors broken early Sunday, and at least one more was broken sometime Sunday night or Monday...

Payment history to be reported

by Anna Ewart
Published November 6, 2007

CenterPoint Energy will report customers' bill-payment history to credit agencies come January.

Bridge construction could make a racket

by Liz Riggs
Published November 6, 2007

Pile driving for the reconstruction of the I-35W bridge is expected to be audible as far as Coffman Union.

University student found dead

by Emma Carew
Published November 6, 2007

Edward Bump was found dead by his girlfriend in a Mankato apartment.

Underground lab for IT physics research in works

by Ahnalese Rushmann
Published November 6, 2007

The multimillion-dollar lab will be built near Orr, Minn., to facilitate the study of the neutrino particle.

As streets are cleaned, students’ cars are towed

by Anna Ewart
Published November 2, 2007

Street sweeping means cleaner lakes and rivers but more towing for University students.

Minn.-based Medtronic faces scrutiny

by Jake Grovum
Published November 1, 2007

A University surgeon received more than $250,000 for consulting services.

Twin Cities sweetness

by Stephanie Dickrell
Published November 1, 2007

The Chocolate Extravaganza offers samples, demonstrations and a chocolate fashion show.

How much do U students actually pay for the Megabus?

by Andy Mannix
Published November 1, 2007

The Megabus is a cheaper option than Greyhound or filling up a tank of gas.

The healing power of a my-size soul mate

by Becky Lang
Published November 1, 2007

'Six Feet Under' scribe keeps characters inanimate with an anatomically correct doll

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