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The Minnesota Daily

All content by Christopher Aadland
Gophers football players sit on the sidelines during a game at TCF Bank Stadium on Oct. 3, 2015.

UMN regents will review sexual assault case involving Gophers football players

by Christopher Aadland
Published March 24, 2017
Walter F. Mondale Hall on Sunday, Feb. 19, 2017.

UMN Law School professor arrested for alleged criminal sexual conduct

by Christopher Aadland
Published February 20, 2017
Ryan Pacyga, attorney for University of Minnesota football player Antoine Winfield Jr., addresses the press in front of the Gibson-Nagurski Football Practice Facility on Saturday. "Their names are attached to these [acquisitions] for the rest of their life," Pacyga said.

Attorney says football players didn’t receive due process in UMN hearing

by Mike Hendrickson, Christopher Aadland, and Jessie Bekker
Published February 6, 2017
Gophers defensive back Ray Buford tackles Cornhuskers tight end Cethan Carter at Memorial Stadium in Lincoln, Nebraska on Saturday, Nov. 12, 2016.

Four football players expelled, two suspended in relation to sex assault, UMN panel says

by Mike Hendrickson and Christopher Aadland
Published February 4, 2017

UMN panel will rule on fate of accused Gophers football players

by Christopher Aadland
Published January 30, 2017

Football players accused of sexual assault to get hearings this week

by Christopher Aadland
Published January 26, 2017
Surrounded by volunteers and field staff, Ilhan Omar prepares to go door-knocking on Monday in her Minneapolis office.

Ilhan Omar defeats longtime Representative Phyllis Kahn in 60B primary race

by Hannah Weikel and Christopher Aadland
Published August 24, 2016

Dinky shooting of two Muslim men may be ‘bias-motivated’

by Christopher Aadland
Published July 6, 2016

Shooting near campus will be investigated as a “bias motivated” crime

by Christopher Aadland
Published July 1, 2016

Search for missing U student continues

by Christopher Aadland
Published May 13, 2016

Finalist announced for Gophers AD job

by Christopher Aadland
Published May 11, 2016

Gophers basketball player released from jail without charges filed

by Christopher Aadland
Published May 10, 2016

Kaler rolls out tuition hike proposal

by Christopher Aadland
Published May 6, 2016

Pressured to punish

by Christopher Aadland
Published May 5, 2016

Former U student charged with rape

by Christopher Aadland
Published December 28, 2015
Pedestrians jaywalk across 15th avenue and SE University Ave Tuesday evening.

Pedestrian deaths rise in fall

by Christopher Aadland
Published October 14, 2015

No more research recruits from medical hold

by Christopher Aadland
Published October 7, 2015

Research review ongoing

by Christopher Aadland
Published October 6, 2015

University sexual assault trends mirror nationwide numbers

by Christopher Aadland
Published September 22, 2015

More women come forward after Teague resignation

by Christopher Aadland
Published August 20, 2015
University President Eric Kaler responds to questions from the media at a press conference held in the Northrop Memorial Auditorium on July 7, 2015, regarding the resignation of now former University athletic director Norwood Teague. Teague made the decision to resign following allegations of sexual harassment from two non-student University employees.

Athletics director resigns after sexual harassment allegations

by Christopher Aadland
Published August 7, 2015

University officials did not disclose acquisition of grenade launchers

by Christopher Aadland
Published August 5, 2015

Retired University alumni may be able to settle near campus

by Christopher Aadland
Published August 5, 2015
The Electric Steel Elevator in stands in Prospect Park on June 30, 2015. Last week, the Minneapolis Heritage Preservation Commission voted to deny the demolition request of the elevator because of it's local historical significance.

Grain elevator and silos may stay

by Christopher Aadland
Published August 5, 2015
Dean of the University's College of Food, Agricultural and Natural Resources Sciences Brian Buhr and Vice President for University Services Pamela Wheelock deliver a statement regarding future plans for the construction of the new Bell Museum and observatory outside of the Cargill Building on Saturday, July 25.

Bell Museum nabs additional funds for space

by Christopher Aadland
Published July 29, 2015

Legal review of University’s updated affirmative consent policy completed

by Christopher Aadland
Published July 29, 2015

State lawmakers aim to ease gun laws for military members

by Christopher Aadland
Published July 27, 2015

Additional space added to new Bell Museum design

by Christopher Aadland
Published July 25, 2015

Psychiatry prof forges document

by Christopher Aadland
Published July 22, 2015
University president Eric Kaler sits in his office in Morrill Hall on Friday.

Kaler discusses consent policy, tuition

by Christopher Aadland
Published July 22, 2015

U museum plans create concerns

by Christopher Aadland
Published July 22, 2015
Brooks Jackson, Vice President for Health Sciences and Dean of the Medical School, discuses long-term goals for health sciences facility upgrades at Board of Regents meeting on Wednesday, July 8. The University has been exploring options and setting goals for building upgrades in the health sciences buildings and in Superblock residential halls.

Superblock tops health expansion

by Christopher Aadland
Published July 15, 2015
Norwood Teague, Director of Intercollegiate Athletics, speaks about Title lX at Board of Regents meeting on Wednesday, July 8. The U.S. Department of Education's Office of Civil Rights is currently investigating the University's compliance with Title lX.

Sports equity discussions reach Board of Regents Legislators, emergency planners seek oil plan

by Christopher Aadland
Published July 15, 2015

Consent policy postponed following debate

by Christopher Aadland
Published July 15, 2015

Wisconsin governor announces presidential bid

by Christopher Aadland
Published July 14, 2015

Regents push back new consent policy

by Christopher Aadland
Published July 8, 2015

After criticism, new U regents up engagement

by Christopher Aadland
Published July 8, 2015

Faculty, departments worried about admin cuts

by Christopher Aadland
Published July 1, 2015

Talks show divide on tuition plan

by Christopher Aadland
Published July 1, 2015
The University Board of Regents authorized the purchase of the land occupied by the now-abandoned Electric Steel Elevator at a board meeting on June 19. The agreement includes the demolition of the existing elevator and 32 silos, leaving the land to the University for future development.

University acquiring land for future use

by Christopher Aadland
Published July 1, 2015

Convicts caught, but feds’ investigation lingers

by Christopher Aadland
Published June 29, 2015

Leg. auditor: U reports lacking

by Christopher Aadland
Published June 24, 2015

Regents finalize tuition hikes

by Christopher Aadland
Published June 24, 2015

U veterinarians treating descendant of famous racehorse

by Christopher Aadland
Published June 22, 2015

State audit finds researchers didn’t fully report adverse events

by Christopher Aadland
Published June 18, 2015

Grad and prof. programs to get new classification

by Christopher Aadland
Published June 17, 2015

Safeguards worry some researchers

by Christopher Aadland
Published June 17, 2015

Regents approve human research protection, discuss tuition increase

by Christopher Aadland
Published June 17, 2015

Regents elect new chair

by Christopher Aadland
Published June 15, 2015

Regents approve research safeguards, review budget

by Christopher Aadland
Published June 12, 2015

No freeze, but looming tuition hike

by Christopher Aadland
Published June 10, 2015

Kaler paid more than most public college presidents

by Christopher Aadland
Published June 9, 2015

Kaler recommends tuition hike

by Christopher Aadland
Published June 5, 2015

Rep. John Kline announces support of loan forgiveness for shuttered for-profit chain

by Christopher Aadland
Published June 1, 2015
Centennial Hall sits vacant for the summer on Tuesday. Adding more beds to SuperBlock residence halls is one of many housing strategies proposed at a Board of Regents meeting last month.

Campus housing to be revamped

by Christopher Aadland
Published May 27, 2015

Plan outlines safeguards for research subjects

by Christopher Aadland
Published May 27, 2015

University rolls out new steps to protect research participants

by Christopher Aadland
Published May 19, 2015

Crime alert: two robbed near Dinkytown

by Christopher Aadland
Published May 14, 2015

Mistakes admitted in second University drug trial

by Christopher Aadland
Published May 11, 2015
Former University presidents (from left) Peter Magrath, Kenneth Keller, Nils Hasselmo, (below) Mark Yudof, Robert Bruininks and current University president Eric Kaler speak at the Northrop during "Six Presidents. Four Decades of Leadership. One University" on Monday.

Four decades of questions

by Christopher Aadland
Published May 7, 2015

Report finds distrust of University researchers at Fairview

by Christopher Aadland
Published May 4, 2015

Cops charged in murder of Freddie Gray

by Christopher Aadland
Published May 3, 2015
Jackquline Gates, left, and her daughter, Samiyah, sing as they march along Washington Avenue in downtown Minneapolis on Wednesday evening.

Minneapolis ralliers send positivity to Baltimore

by Christopher Aadland
Published April 30, 2015

Kaler talks aging faculty, human research programs

by Christopher Aadland
Published April 30, 2015

Tuition-free option at Morris may be growing

by Christopher Aadland
Published April 22, 2015

UMD updates plan to reduce budget deficit

by Christopher Aadland
Published April 21, 2015

U to re-evaluate housing strategy

by Christopher Aadland
Published April 16, 2015
Schulz

Under fire, Schulz stepping down

by Christopher Aadland
Published April 13, 2015

Department of Psychiatry head steps down

by Christopher Aadland
Published April 9, 2015

Research in limbo after suspension

by Christopher Aadland
Published April 9, 2015

Kaler talks fees, Dan Markingson case

by Christopher Aadland
Published April 7, 2015
Chair and vice chair of the Student Representatives to the Board of Regents Hannah Keil and Callie Livengood present their report to the board at McNamara Alumni Center on Friday morning.

Students question UMD funding level

by Christopher Aadland
Published April 1, 2015
University Medical School Dean Brooks Jackson addresses the Board of Regents at the McNamara Alumni Center on Friday morning.

Board acts on Kaler’s request

by Christopher Aadland
Published March 30, 2015

Board approves psychiatric drug trial suspension

by Christopher Aadland
Published March 27, 2015

Kaler talks budget, UMore

by Christopher Aadland
Published March 24, 2015

After scathing report, U halts drug trials

by Christopher Aadland
Published March 23, 2015

State audit finds ethical issues in drug trial suicide

by Christopher Aadland
Published March 19, 2015

University moves on sustainability goals

by Christopher Aadland
Published March 12, 2015

Five new regents elected

by Christopher Aadland
Published March 5, 2015

Crookston staff receive even higher ed

by Christopher Aadland
Published March 4, 2015

Admin budget raises red flags

by Christopher Aadland
Published February 26, 2015

Regents examine financial aid distribution

by Christopher Aadland
Published February 25, 2015

Lawmakers are critical of Kaler’s priorities

by Christopher Aadland
Published February 19, 2015

UMore will get turned to market

by Christopher Aadland
Published February 18, 2015
Dean of the Medical School Brooks Jackson speaks during the Board of Regents meeting at McNamara Alumni Center on Friday morning.

Regents reconfigure U’s budget request

by Christopher Aadland
Published February 16, 2015

Hockey coach says UMD violated Title IX

by Christopher Aadland
Published February 16, 2015
Board of Regent candidates for the fourth congressional district Richard Beeson and Tom Sorel field questions from a joint legislative committee Tuesday at the State Office Building. The committee selected Beeson as its recommended candidate for the fourth district.

Candidate pool narrows

by Christopher Aadland
Published February 11, 2015

Candidate pulls out of election

by Christopher Aadland
Published February 9, 2015

Regent candidate drops out of election

by Christopher Aadland
Published February 6, 2015

Doran sells properties for approximately $84M

by Christopher Aadland
Published February 4, 2015

Doran sells four U-area apartments

by Christopher Aadland
Published February 3, 2015
The 10 candidates for the University of Minnesota Board of Regents attend a public forum at the State Office Building on Wednesday, January 28.

Regent hopefuls offer solutions

by Christopher Aadland
Published February 2, 2015

Mayor Hodges cleared to support immigration reform

by Christopher Aadland
Published January 31, 2015

Rural health care shortages revisited

by Christopher Aadland
Published January 29, 2015

Gun rights supporters optimistic

by Christopher Aadland
Published January 27, 2015

Ten regent candidates, five open spots

by Christopher Aadland
Published January 22, 2015

Candidate pool flawed, students say

by Christopher Aadland
Published January 21, 2015

Council recommends regent candidates

by Christopher Aadland
Published January 9, 2015

University lab aims to lead energy transition efforts

by Christopher Aadland
Published December 10, 2014

Grad School hopes to introduce free summer program this year

by Christopher Aadland
Published December 9, 2014
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