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Newly legalized ticket scalping affects students

by Liz Riggs
Published October 1, 2007

Facebook ticket exchange groups are among the ways students are taking advantage of scalping.

Gopher Motel to reopen

by Liz Riggs
Published September 28, 2007

Closed due to uncontrolled illegal activity, management hopes to rebuild the motel's reputation.

9-year-old boy cited for drinking

by Andy Steinke
Published September 27, 2007

.Officers from four local police departments handed out citations to 53 partygoers at one house Saturday morning, including a 9-year-old, during a party patrol in Dinkytown, according to a Minneapolis...

Come together for ‘Across the Universe’

by Kara Nesvig
Published September 27, 2007

Because you want a ticket to ride on this magical mystery tour.

Seeing the big picture, at a loss for words

by Michael Garberich
Published September 27, 2007

Andy Katz will screen 'Dance Party, USA' and 'Quiet City,' at the Oak Street Cinema.

Romanticizing the wild and our place in it

by Stephanie Dickrell
Published September 27, 2007

This emotional film chronicles the last two years of Chris McCandless's life.

Solar thermal plot project finished

by Caitlin Cornelius
Published September 26, 2007

The project was a grassroots initiative to cut carbon emissions.

Multiple groups investigate I-35W bridge collapse

by Anna Ewart
Published September 25, 2007

The Minnesota Department of Transportation recently announced who will build the replacement Interstate 35W bridge, but the investigation into what went wrong with the original structure continues. A slew...

New facility gives cancer patients hope, free of charge

by Amber Kispert
Published September 24, 2007

Twin Cities Hope Lodge is on the corner of University and 25th avenues.

Pogemiller discusses Senate, college days

by Liz Riggs
Published September 24, 2007

State Sen. Larry Pogemiller discussed next session's big issues, reflected on his college days at the 'U' and mouthed off about the governor. You were an undergrad at the 'U' during the late '60s and early...