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Some fear possible library closure

by Jim Hammerand
Published June 21, 2006

The Southeast Community Library in Dinkytown has faced troubled times before.

Sculptors remind us Minnesota Rocks

Published June 21, 2006

Nestled between the Cathedral of Saint Paul and the Capitol in St. Paul, Minnesota-mined stones litter the Saint Paul College lawn. Amid construction equipment and rubble, sculptures have begun to take...

Violent crime goes up in Minneapolis

Published June 14, 2006

The city experienced one of the largest violent-crime-rate increases in the country.

Meeting to discuss safety concerns

by Sara Schweid
Published June 14, 2006

According to reports released this week, crime is increasing in Minneapolis, and Ward 3 City Council Member Diane Hofstede wants to do something about it. Today, Hofstede, along with Ward 1 City Council...

Byte-sized bits of brilliance

by Keri Carlson
Published May 31, 2006

The Ten-Second Film Festival keeps it short, sweet and DIY

Only Meg Ryan could have helped save this film

by Don M. Burrows
Published May 24, 2006

'The Da Vinci Code's' promising cast can't help save its slow, erroneous plot

Films explore the serious and the squirrelly

by Don M. Burrows
Published May 4, 2006

The University's student film festival put students' visions behind the camera and in front of audiences

Painting a funny – and nude – portrait

by Tatum Fjerstad
Published May 4, 2006

'Art School Confidential' tells - and shows - all

House approves bill to assist Rochester campus

by Jim Hammerand
Published May 3, 2006

It will allow the school to offer baccalaureate and graduate programs.

Purple Onion Cafe

by Elena Rozwadowski
Published April 27, 2006

When the weather is nice, Frank Boucher and his friend Paul Marker sit outside to have their coffee and a smoke in front of a 13-year-old Dinkytown coffee shop.The two friends have been daily patrons...