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Caitlin Anderson, Associate Reporter

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Sarah Mai

“In good times and in bad times”: Despite pandemic, University seeks property, plans for redevelopment

by Caitlin Anderson
Published August 14, 2020
Two recently sought purchases over the past few months total more than $30 million.
The intesection of SE 13th Ave. and SE Como Ave. on Thursday, July 23, 2020.

Southeast Como sees trajectory towards more rental, absentee owners

by Caitlin Anderson
Published August 6, 2020
Over the past three decades, owner-occupied units have declined in the neighborhood, likely due to the constant demand from a student market.
A residential street is wet by an afternoon rain shower in the Como neighborhood on Tuesday, April 28, 2020.

Southeast Como to see new 40-bedroom townhouse development

by Caitlin Anderson
Published July 23, 2020
The new development received pushback, with neighbors citing a lack of parking and poor community engagement.
The ordinance could give the city an opportunity to work with other partners to do what is best for the city and its community, said Ward 2 Council member Cam Gordon.

Proposed ordinance would give communities heads up before sale of property

by Caitlin Anderson
Published July 20, 2020
The policy, spurred by concern over the future of damaged property on Lake Street, could foster greater community input on developments.
Mohammed Aliyu (left) and Henok Gemeda (right) style customers hair at K Signature Slice Barber Shop on Lake Street in Minneapolis on Monday, July 13.

Black-owned barbershop to open in Dinkytown

by Caitlin Anderson
Published July 15, 2020
After moving to the U.S. from Nigeria to pursue his passion for cutting hair, Mohammed or "Kuta" Aliyu is opening his second Minneapolis shop in Dinkytown.
The Como Congregational Church in the Como neighborhood on Sunday, July 5.

Minneapolis 2040 Plan draws concern for UMN-area developments

by Caitlin Anderson
Published July 8, 2020
Neighbors say the plan needs more specific guidelines for University neighborhoods.
Sarah Mai

UMN to buy apartments in Stadium Village

by Caitlin Anderson
Published July 6, 2020
The purchase is part of a University plan to expand clinical resources on campus.
Alison Kirwin, owner of Al’s Breakfast, poses for a portrait in front of the restaurant in Dinkytown on Wednesday, July 1.

Dinkytown restaurants adapt — or falter — in the face of the pandemic

by Caitlin Anderson
Published July 2, 2020
The pandemic has changed the face of Dinkytown restaurants, but many business owners say they're looking to the future.
Site of Stadium Village Church property, recently bought by the University in Minneapolis on Thursday, June 18.

UMN seeks to buy Stadium Village Church property

by Caitlin Anderson
Published June 25, 2020
The property would likely house a proposed University clinical facility.
A concept rendering for the large-scale residential project, which would redevelop the site of McDonald’s, Subway and TCF Bank

New plans revealed for Dinkytown McDonald’s development: shorter and wider footprint

by Caitlin Anderson
Published June 20, 2020
The new seven-story proposal will overtake the site of Subway, Pizza Hut and TCF Bank.
Mark Eckelaert stands in front of 44 North, the apartment building he is residing in, Wednesday, June 17 in Stadium Village. Eckelaert is searching for a short-term lease or sublease to take over for the fall semester. 

Rentals near campus feeling bare since start of pandemic

by Caitlin Anderson
Published June 19, 2020
Although rentals have emptied out, University decisions on in-person classes in the fall may change that.
The Campus Cafe Turkish Grill in the Cedar-Riverside neighborhood of Minneapolis on Wednesday, June 17.

Cedar-Riverside businesses receive $10,000 pandemic relief loans

by Caitlin Anderson
Published June 18, 2020
Businesses citywide needed to be located in city-designated cultural or poverty-heavy zones to be eligible.
Mutual aid fund provides COVID-19 supplies to public housing residents

Mutual aid fund provides COVID-19 supplies to public housing residents

by Caitlin Anderson
Published June 12, 2020
Public Goods, a project by Defend Glendale and Public Housing Coalition, has fundraised over $51,000 to purchase sanitizer, gloves and other supplies.
The Red Sea Resturaunt in the Cedar-Riverside neighborhood on Friday, June 5.

Businesses contend with state reopening, protests

by Caitlin Anderson
Published June 8, 2020
Restaurants and businesses across the state have begun opening with restrictions June 1.
Concept rendering for a 12-story development on 15th Avenue. 

12-story student housing development proposed for Marcy-Holmes

by Caitlin Anderson
Published June 4, 2020
The development, which aims for a modern and Midwestern look, would replace Gorshe Auto Service and Wilderness Inquiry.
Bar Luchador sits closed on Washington Ave in Stadium Village on Friday, May 29. (Audrey Rauth / Minnesota Daily)

Bar Luchador closes after nearly five years in Stadium Village

by Caitlin Anderson
Published June 1, 2020
Employees and patrons say ‘Luch’ was more than a restaurant, it was like a place for family.
MaX it PAWN was among the businesses extensively damaged in Thursdays riots. Cedar-Riverside is the southernmost University-area neighborhood, making it closer to where the first protests began. 

Cedar-Riverside pawnshop left scorched from riots

by Caitlin Anderson
Published May 29, 2020
Nearby businesses expressed varying degrees of worry about anticipation for Friday's protests.
The former location of a Papa Johns in Blegen Hall – replaced by Oath Pizza – sits vacant in September 2018. Oath Pizza may now be on the chopping block, too. 

Multiple on-campus dining locations could close

by Caitlin Anderson
Published May 22, 2020
An analysis by administrators shows largely insufficient revenue generation for University retail foodservice.
Jeff Kern, the large format manager at Bolger, assembles acrylic face shields at Bolger’s facility in St. Paul on Friday, May 1.

Local manufacturers see opportunities, reduced demand during COVID-19 crisis

by Caitlin Anderson
Published May 6, 2020
Bolger, located in Southeast Como, started creating face shields for healthcare workers in order to use supply despite less demand.
Illustration by Hailee Schievelbein

Minneapolis provides $3 million in housing funds for renters

by Caitlin Anderson
Published May 6, 2020
The gap funds are meant to provide assistance where state or federal aid might keep certain renters ineligible.
Urban Growler Brewing Company

For breweries, COVID-19 and state restrictions make business ‘brutal’

by Caitlin Anderson
Published April 28, 2020
The Minnesota Craft Brewers Guild approximates that breweries have lost over $9 million in revenue, though that could be an underestimate.
Moving carts fill the mailroom at Middlebrook Hall on Saturday, March 21. Many freshmen at the University of Minnesota are moving out of University housing as a result of COVID-19.

UMN students have trouble retrieving belongings from dorms

by Caitlin Anderson
Published April 27, 2020
About 90% of students have left their dorms, leaving about 650 students who have stayed.
The neon signs of Annies Parlour in Dinkytown hang dark on Saturday, March 21.

Dinkytown community aims to raise awareness of takeout for businesses

by Caitlin Anderson
Published April 23, 2020
Flyers with yellow elephants will be placed in businesses' windows as part of the campaign.
The S.E. University Ave. Raising Canes advertises its takeout options on Saturday, March 21.

Hennepin County opens hotels to homeless in face of COVID-19

by Caitlin Anderson
Published April 17, 2020
One hotel is located in the University area.
Construction is conducted in Minneapolis on Monday, April 6. Many developments could be put on hold as policymakers try to decrease COVID-19’s spread.

Developments around the University, including housing, could stall amid COVID-19

by Caitlin Anderson
Published April 10, 2020
Since the start of the public emergency in Minneapolis on March 16, consideration of land use applications have been suspended for 60 days.
Three houses under consideration for demolition are seen in Marcy-Holmes on Sunday, April 5. The site could be host to a potential project with micro-unit apartments.  

Historic Dinkytown houses may be demolished for new apartments

by Caitlin Anderson
Published April 6, 2020
The new apartments would house 65 micro-units, developed by North Bay Companies.
Third-year student Natalie Swanson poses for a portrait at the house she rents in Marcy-Holmes on Wednesday, April 1. Swanson was laid off from her job at a coffee shop that stopped operation in response to COVID-19. Though her landlord has lowered rent by $100 per person, she is uncertain about her ability to make rent after April. 

Without work, rent payments worry students living near campus

by Caitlin Anderson
Published April 3, 2020
With the shuttering of many businesses, students have been laid off and had hours cut. Many students do not qualify for the $1,200 federal government support.
The neon signs of Annies Parlour in Dinkytown hang dark on Saturday, March 21.

Businesses near campus face increasing uncertainty during outbreak

by Caitlin Anderson
Published March 23, 2020
Many businesses have limited their service to takeout and delivery, while some have closed altogether.
Construction equipment stands ready on an empty plot of land beside homes on Erie Street Southeast. on Friday, March 13. Several homes on the block are set to be demolished as part of a broad plan for the future clinical campus facility.

Housing demolished in Stadium Village for University development

by Caitlin Anderson
Published March 17, 2020
The facility will help support education, research, training and patient care.
Minneapolis declares local emergency, shutters restaurants

Minneapolis declares local emergency, shutters restaurants

by Caitlin Anderson
Published March 16, 2020
Starting March 17, all restaurants will be closed for dining following Mayor Jacob Frey's declaration of a local public health emergency due to coronavirus concerns.
Sarah Mai

A gateway to campus: The vision for Stadium Village comes to fruition

by J.D. Duggan and Caitlin Anderson
Published February 27, 2020
A recent regents vote could shift a 3-million square foot area around Stadium Village, and the implications would likely last decades.
The Como Congregational Church stands amid freshly-fallen snow on Monday, Feb. 17. The historic site faces the potential of being developed into an apartment building.

Development could replace historic Como church

by Caitlin Anderson
Published February 20, 2020
The historic Como Congregational Church would be demolished if plans for a residential development are approved.
The McDonalds located on the corner of Fourth Street Southeast and 15th Avenue Southeast as seen on Tuesday, Feb. 18.

City Council vote stalls development at Dinkytown McDonald’s site

by Caitlin Anderson
Published February 17, 2020
The city laid out three options for the development moving forward.
The Board of Regents meet about the East Gateway Project Resolution, on Friday, Feb. 14. The Board of Regents holds a meeting each month.

Regents approve plan to redevelop Stadium Village

by Caitlin Anderson
Published February 17, 2020
The redevelopment will transform much of the University's eastern portion of campus.
City seeks to deepen relationship with small businesses

City seeks to deepen relationship with small businesses

by Caitlin Anderson
Published February 13, 2020
Local business owners said the a new work group could help smaller establishments navigate unique challenges.
Courtesy of Hennepin County.

New Marcy-Holmes development would convert single-family home

by Caitlin Anderson
Published February 4, 2020
Go Gopher Rentals LLC has proposed the property, which would convert a single-family home into denser housing.
Courtesy of Kaas Wilson Architects.

New 71-unit apartments bring the new and old to Marcy-Holmes

by Caitlin Anderson
Published February 3, 2020
A new addition to apartments along Central Avenue will bring 71 more units to the area.
Illustration by Sarah Mai

Micro-unit apartments moving into University area

by Caitlin Anderson
Published January 30, 2020
One micro-unit project is being constructed in Marcy-Holmes while another is proposed.
Courtesy of the University of Minnesota.

Details emerge on UMN Foundation Stadium Village development plan

by Caitlin Anderson
Published January 23, 2020
The University of Minnesota Foundation presented an early concept plan on East Gateway to the Board of Regents last month.
Courtesy of DJR Architecture.

Apartment plans could bring more single living to Marcy-Holmes

by Caitlin Anderson
Published January 20, 2020
The proposal for new housing aimed at University of Minnesota students includes 110 units of studio and one-bedroom apartments.
The inside of Minneapolis City Hall as seen on Thursday, Oct. 31, 2019.

New zoning policy to expand student housing affordability

by Caitlin Anderson
Published December 19, 2019
Students who are eligible for Pell Grants are eligible for these units.
Courtesy of the Minneapolis Department of Community Planning & Economic Development.

New hotel proposed for Prospect Park

by Caitlin Anderson
Published December 9, 2019
The five-story hotel, a Residence Inn by Marriott, is expected to break ground by spring 2020.
The Glendale Townhome complex is a 184-unit public housing project owned by the Minneapolis Public Housing Authority and is the only public row-house development left in the U.S.

Some rents could increase for public housing in Prospect Park

by Caitlin Anderson
Published December 5, 2019
The Minneapolis Public Housing Authority may increase flat-rate rents at the Glendale Townhomes.
Oishii Poké, soon to be the Mango Mango dessert shop, in Dinkytown as seen on Sunday, Dec. 1. 

Mango-ing, going, gone: Dinkytown’s Oishii Poké to close to make way for new mango dessert shop

by Caitlin Anderson
Published December 2, 2019
Mango Mango Dessert will likely open early next year.

Five dead after fire in high-rise apartment building in Cedar-Riverside

by Caitlin Anderson
Published November 27, 2019
The apartments are designated as public housing.
The McDonalds located on the corner of Fourth Street Southeast and 15th Avenue Southeast is seen on Saturday, Aug. 31. The proposed development would replace Mcdonalds as well as other popular businesses such as Dinkytown Wine and Spirits.

Large-scale development presents affordability plans

by Caitlin Anderson
Published November 26, 2019
The project's plan includes 73 affordable bed spaces.
The McDonalds located on the corner of Fourth Street Southeast and 15th Avenue Southeast is seen on Saturday, Aug. 31. The proposed development would replace Mcdonalds as well as other popular businesses such as Dinkytown Wine and Spirits.

Neighbors seek greater University involvement amid Dinkytown development

by Caitlin Anderson
Published November 21, 2019
A proposed high-density development on the Dinkytown McDonald's site helped spark conversations.
The entrance to Positive Vibes Nutritions new Dinkytown location as seen on Friday, Nov. 15.

Healthy shakes coming to Dinkytown

by Caitlin Anderson
Published November 18, 2019
Positive Vibes Nutrition owners say the establishment will bring more healthy options to Dinkytown.
Midday robbery reported in Marcy-Holmes

Midday robbery reported in Marcy-Holmes

by Caitlin Anderson
Published November 15, 2019
The robbery, which occurred on Friday afternoon, is the second SAFE-U alert on a robbery sent out in November.
The site of a proposed development in Marcy Holmes as seen on Monday, Nov. 4.

High-rise condo project canceled in Marcy-Holmes, rentals proposed instead

by Caitlin Anderson
Published November 11, 2019
Alia condos by Alatus, LLC was originally proposed in early 2016.
Courtesy of CA Ventures.

Proposed Dinkytown development scraps 25-story proposal for shorter option

by Caitlin Anderson
Published November 7, 2019
The plan will likely go to the city for approval by the end of the year.
The recently vacated Tim Hortons, soon to be Pho Mai, as seen in Dinkytown on Monday, Nov. 4. (Jasmin Kemp / Minnesota Daily)

Vietnamese restaurant slated for Dinkytown

by Caitlin Anderson
Published November 5, 2019
Pho Mai, located at 319 14th Ave. SE, will offer pho and banh mi sandwiches.
Vietnamese restaurant Num-Mi as seen in Dinkytown on Friday, Oct. 26. After closing, it will be replaced by Dinkytown

Num-mi in Dinkytown to close, to be replaced with new Asian-style fry restaurant

by Caitlin Anderson
Published October 28, 2019
Umami Fries, Inc. expects to open early next year.
Illustrated by Hailee Schievelbein

City to study potential impact of rent stabilization

by Caitlin Anderson
Published October 24, 2019
The policy could cap the amount landlords can increase rents in the city.
Illustrated by Harry Steffenhagen

New policy would require sustainability improvements at local farmers’ markets

by Caitlin Anderson
Published October 23, 2019
The Green to Go ordinance guides city organics and recycling policies.
Courtesy of Benjamin Metzdorff

Expansion coming to University-area apartments

by Caitlin Anderson
Published October 16, 2019
The Northstar Apartments at Siebert Field will see 80 new bedrooms with an upcoming expansion.
Holmes Greenway Housing located at 114 Fifth Street SE. Courtesy of Vitus. 

Renovations coming to Marcy-Holmes affordable housing units

by Caitlin Anderson
Published October 10, 2019
The developers with Hennepin County will help ensure the units stay affordable, officials say.
The intersection of East Hennepin Avenue and 8th Street as on Monday, Sept. 30, 2019.

Bike lane improvements could increase traffic in Marcy-Holmes

by Caitlin Anderson
Published October 3, 2019
Officials with the project say the benefits outweigh the costs of diverting traffic off of Hennepin Avenue.
A new mural on the side of the Bunge Tower is seen on Friday, Sept. 27, 2019.

Longtime Bunge affordable housing project in its final step

by Caitlin Anderson
Published September 29, 2019
The Bunge Grain Elevator has a long Minneapolis history.
Renderings courtesy of William Wells, Wells and Company Architects.

New 20-bedroom apartment building slated for Prospect Park

by Caitlin Anderson
Published September 27, 2019
Go Gopher Rentals, LLC would manage the property, its first project in the neighborhood.
The Wales House, a longtime Dinkytown lodging for UMN guests, as seen on Tuesday, Sept. 17, 2019. (Cleo Krejci / Minnesota Daily)

The Wales House, longtime lodging house for UMN guests, closes

by Caitlin Anderson
Published September 17, 2019
The Wales House first opened in 1994.
Dinkytown residents ask questions regarding a proposed development from CA Ventures and ESG Architects at the University Lutheran Church of Hope on Tuesday, Sept. 10. The development would replace popular businesses such as McDonalds and Dinkytown Liquor.

Proposed large-scale Dinkytown apartment met with concerns, support

by Caitlin Anderson
Published September 16, 2019
Students expressed concern over the project's affordability at a recent neighborhood meeting.
The McDonalds located on the corner of Fourth Street Southeast and 15th Avenue Southeast is seen on Saturday, Aug. 31. The proposed development would replace Mcdonalds as well as other popular businesses such as Dinkytown Wine and Spirits.

Multiple Dinkytown businesses could close to make way for large-scale apartment

by Caitlin Anderson
Published September 5, 2019
The proposed development could reach up to 25 stories.
Signs advertise store closing sales at Varsity Bike and Transit on Thursday Aug. 29. The Dinkytown business is set to close at the end of September.

Varsity Bike and Transit to end its 25-year-ride in Dinkytown

by Caitlin Anderson
Published September 2, 2019
The local bike shop will close in September.
The last Perkins restaurant in Minneapolis is seen on Tuesday, July 30. The logo and sign have been removed from the building and it now lays vacant. 

Bye, Perkins: University students, locals say farewell to late-night staple

by Caitlin Anderson
Published July 31, 2019
The Perkins Restaurant & Bakery near Riverside Avenue closed on July 14.
The future site of urban food hall, Malcolm Yards Market, as seen on Friday, July 19.

Developers, officials seek to revitalize industrial land near UMN

by Caitlin Anderson
Published July 24, 2019
The Malcolm Yards Market received money to clear pollutants from the site.
A rendering of Home2 Suites at 2800 University Ave. SE, a new hotel in Prospect Park.

Extended-stay hotel proposed for Prospect Park

by Caitlin Anderson
Published July 17, 2019
The 6-story hotel, a franchised Home2 Suites by Hilton located at 2800 University Ave. SE, will break ground by next spring.
A rain and pollinator garden in the Riverside Plaza area as seen on Sunday, June 30 2019.

Urban ecosystems grow in Cedar-Riverside

by Caitlin Anderson
Published July 3, 2019
Rain gardens help to sustain pollinators while filtering clean water.
Kafe 421 as seen on Sunday, June 30 in Dinkytown. The restaurant is expected to close at the end of July.

Kafe 421 to close after 16 years in Dinkytown

by Caitlin Anderson
Published June 30, 2019
The Greek food staple plans to focus on catering, continuing to operate out of the same location.
The Minnesota Geological Survey Building as seen on University Avenue in Saint Paul on Monday, June 24.

UMN building could see new life as small business hub

by Caitlin Anderson
Published June 26, 2019
A sole proprietor is looking to buy the former Minnesota Geological Survey building.
Attendees listen as Gov. Tim Walz discusses clean energy at McNamara Alumni Center on Friday, June 14.

Lawmakers, CEOs talk clean energy at McNamara

by Caitlin Anderson
Published June 16, 2019
Gov. Tim Walz and Senator Tina Smith were among the attendees who shared their clean energy plans.
Roxy Krietzman pours a flight of ciders at Minneapolis Cider Co. on Thursday, June 6.

University alumni open cider taproom in Marcy-Holmes

by Caitlin Anderson
Published June 11, 2019
Minneapolis Cider Co. aims to give customers a curated experience with cider.

University researchers, St. Paul officials work for greener stormwater infrastructure

by Caitlin Anderson
Published December 13, 2018
Some St. Paul officials hope to get the project into the city's code in 2019.
Yanmei Zhang, a post doctoral student in plant and microbial biology, calculates wood density and volume measurement at the Cargill Building on Monday, Dec. 10 in Saint Paul.

Fungi promoting opportunities in sustainable energy

by Caitlin Anderson
Published December 13, 2018
Researchers in the College of Biological Sciences, in conjunction with institutions across the U.S., are analyzing brown rot and its potential to create sustainable energy.

New doctoral program to explore indigenous studies

by Caitlin Anderson
Published November 29, 2018
The program is currently in recruitment stage and will start fall 2019.

New course bridges philosophy and medicine

by Caitlin Anderson
Published November 29, 2018
The class will examine conceptual issues in medicine when it begins this spring.
Running back Mohamed Ibrahim speaks with Head coach P.J. Fleck following an injury at TCF Bank Stadium on Thursday, Aug. 30.

UMN lab looks to influence policy on concussions in youth sports

by Caitlin Anderson
Published November 19, 2018
The Shen Neurolaw Lab is reviewing research and laws on concussions in youth sports.
Illustrated by Jane Borstad

UMN awarded grant to expand language programs

by Caitlin Anderson
Published November 15, 2018
The grant will also help the Institute of Global Studies expand global studies courses at the University.

New research shows students learn better when interacting with classmates

by Caitlin Anderson
Published November 15, 2018
Researchers looked at how active learning affects understanding of class materials.

Wine, superheroes and forgotten gods: UMN program offers unique classes

by Caitlin Anderson
Published November 8, 2018
The program is a chance for community members to partake in University of Minnesota academics.
Graduate researcher Trent Dado poses for a portrait holding a real, dried cow stomach on Friday, Oct. 26 at Haecker Hall on Saint Paul campus. Dado is working on research that uses enzymes to mimic cow stomachs with the goal of improving the animals digestive systems.

Researchers use non-invasive method to study cow digestion

by Caitlin Anderson
Published October 29, 2018
The study, which began late September, aims to increase animal health.
Robert Schwarz in Antarctica

After 14th Antarctic winter, UMN astrophysicist set to go home

by Caitlin Anderson
Published October 24, 2018
Robert Schwarz, an astrophysicist from the University of Minnesota, broke the world record for the most winters spent in the South Pole.
Joey Gunderson, a service desk team lead, poses for a photo on Tuesday, Oct. 16, 2018.

UMN to roll out new two-factor security sign-in

by Caitlin Anderson
Published October 18, 2018
The new sign-in will be implemented gradually over the next year, beginning in November.
Illustrated by Jane Borstad

UMN studies whether brain images make people more likely to believe information

by Caitlin Anderson
Published October 11, 2018
The original study was published in 2017 and a follow-up study is currently taking place in the Netherlands.
The former location of a Papa Johns in Blegen Hall – replaced by Oath Pizza – sits vacant in September 2018. Oath Pizza may now be on the chopping block, too. 

Papa John’s leaves UMN

by Caitlin Anderson
Published October 1, 2018
Oath Pizza, a build-your-own pizza restaurant, will replace the Papa John's locations this fall and winter.

Interior design program prepares for accreditation review

by Caitlin Anderson
Published September 27, 2018
The Council for Interior Design Accreditation will visit the University in October.

Two injured after explosion at Marcy-Holmes building

by Caitlin Anderson
Published September 19, 2018
The fire is under control and being investigated, according to the Minneapolis Fire Department.
The sun begins to rise over St. Paul campus on April 19, 2017.

Facilities plan aims to upgrade St. Paul campus

by Caitlin Anderson
Published September 17, 2018
The plan is expected to be finalized by the end of the year.

UMN researchers begin new study on childhood autism

by Caitlin Anderson
Published September 14, 2018
The project is being funded by a $2.4 million grant from the National Institute of Mental Health.
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