Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily


Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

All content by Aaron DuBois

U to research rate of autism in Somali community

by Aaron DuBois
Published May 2, 2012
The Eastern redbud is one of thirty-four different species of trees the University of Minnesota arboriculture class has fitted with a QR code in St. Paul, Minn. The QR codes share interactive information about each tree when scanned by a smart phone.

U forestry class uses QR codes on trees to connect with public

by Aaron DuBois
Published April 30, 2012

Gordon seeks task force to tackle occupancy codes in neighborhoods

by Aaron DuBois
Published April 26, 2012
Dan Patterson, an employee of Tech Dump, throws an old computer tower in a bin to be recycled Monday at Van Cleave Park. Tech Dump, a division of Jobs Foundation, co-sponsored the event to collect old or outdated electronics to be recycled, refurbished or destroyed.

Tech dump helps residents recycle

by Aaron DuBois
Published April 24, 2012

Women to attend Marine combat schools

by Aaron DuBois
Published April 20, 2012

Minnesota Ethanol plant fined $800,000

by Aaron DuBois
Published April 20, 2012

Veterans Affairs to increase staff by 1,900

by Aaron DuBois
Published April 19, 2012

Earth Day clean up opportunities with Student Neighborhood Liaisons

by Aaron DuBois
Published April 19, 2012

Man charged with $20K in damages to St. Paul light rail project

by Aaron DuBois
Published April 19, 2012
Gideon Sampson, a post-doctoral math research fellow, rides a Nice Ride bike from Kolthoff Hall on Wednesday afternoon. The Kolthoff Hall station receives the highest number of rentals in the Twin Cities.

Nice weather leads to more Nice Rides

by Aaron DuBois
Published April 19, 2012
Dominium Co. is seeking grants for the renovation of the historic A-Mill into apartments. The National Historic Landmark, built in 1881, was once at the heart of Minneapolis' milling industry.

Pillsbury A Mill to be converted to affordable housing

by Aaron DuBois
Published April 18, 2012

Developer proposes 300-bed apartment on West Bank

by Aaron DuBois
Published April 12, 2012

Minneapolis Park board begins replacing trees lost in the North Minneapolis tornado

by Aaron DuBois
Published April 9, 2012

Residents seek sound wall solutions

by Aaron DuBois
Published April 9, 2012
The residence hall at 1701 University Ave. will have a vegetative roof that recycles water. The building will open in fall of 2013.

New U residence hall follows green housing trend

by Aaron DuBois
Published April 4, 2012

Low vacancy rates leading to higher rents

by Aaron DuBois
Published April 3, 2012

Mayor Rybak signs community gardening amendments

by Aaron DuBois
Published April 2, 2012
Councilman Cam Gordan greets attendees after the informational meeting he hosted Tuesday night at the Brian Coyle Center. The meeting focused on tenant's rights with residents of Riverside Plaza.

Riverside tenants’ complaints heard

by Aaron DuBois
Published March 29, 2012

Islamic center threatens to close bank accounts in effort to reopen money transfers to Somalia

by Aaron DuBois
Published March 21, 2012

Project seeks to draw business with art

by Aaron DuBois
Published March 20, 2012

Emerald ash borer continuing its spread

by Aaron DuBois
Published March 7, 2012

Consumer bereau now taking complaints on private student loans

by Aaron DuBois
Published March 7, 2012

McCain urges U.S. to lead airstrikes in Syria

by Aaron DuBois
Published March 5, 2012

Minnesota nuclear power plants to increase safety measures

by Aaron DuBois
Published March 5, 2012
Laurie Peterson explains the process of "winter sowing," a way to prep seeds for early planting in the spring, at a meet-and-greet hosted by Gardening Matters on Saturday at University Lutheran Church of Hope. Gardening Matters is working to increase the amount of food grown in local communities.

Community emphasizes growing local

by Aaron DuBois
Published February 29, 2012
Interfraternity Council President Mike Danley explains Arkeo’s self-policing procedures with greek volunteers during a training meeting Saturday at Folwell Hall. A portion of the 40-member group is scheduled to start patrolling fraternity events this weekend.

Now under IFC control, greek self-policing system launches

by Aaron DuBois
Published February 27, 2012

Bullwinkle Saloon at Seven Corners to reopen

by Aaron DuBois
Published February 23, 2012

Organizers delay launch of Arkeo

by Aaron DuBois
Published February 20, 2012

Voter ID measure passes first state Senate committee

by Aaron DuBois
Published February 16, 2012

Safety program to ask greeks for help

by Aaron DuBois
Published February 15, 2012
Sherman Associates owner George Sherman updates residents on renovation progress in the Chase building on Monday at the Riverside Plaza.

Riverside renovations ongoing

by Aaron DuBois
Published February 9, 2012
The Henry B. Frey mansion at 1206 Fifth Street SE has plans for renovation to become the American Indian Movement Interpretive Center, pending funding.

American Indian Movement to add cultural center to Dinkytown

by Aaron DuBois
Published February 6, 2012

Proposed city amendment provides potential for urban farming

by Aaron DuBois
Published February 2, 2012

Ellison pushes student loan bill

by Aaron DuBois
Published January 27, 2012
Mary Ann Bannerman "house mom" of the FarmHouse fraternity bakes sour cream banana bread Friday afternoon in the fraternity's kitchen.

A mom away from mom

by Aaron DuBois
Published January 26, 2012
Program Director for the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life Matt Levine discusses his previous experience and upcoming plans Tuesday for his new role at the University.

Greek community welcomes Levine

by Aaron DuBois
Published January 18, 2012
Load More Stories

Accessibility Toolbar