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Clockwise from top left, University students Sammy Miller, Ravyn Braun, Jordan Pinneke and Teddy Skillings sit posed in respective locations on campus. Each having their own unique and varied experiences, these individuals are no strangers to the very real obstacles and challenges associated with mental illness.

Searching for Care

by Haley Hansen
Published February 12, 2016

Female body found in search for missing student

by Haley Hansen
Published October 27, 2015
Bartender Libby Kvasnicka washes glasses at Blarney Pub & Grill on Saturday. This fall, The Department of Public Safety and State Gambling Control Board will begin running checks for compliance to liquor and gambling laws, tightening down on college bars to better enforce existing laws.

State department targets underage drinking in bars

by Haley Hansen
Published October 5, 2015

Complaints filed against former Chief Information Officer

by Haley Hansen
Published September 11, 2015

Police no longer believe student was a victim of armed sexual assault

by Haley Hansen
Published May 9, 2015

Charlie Hebdo event poster spurs debate on censorship

by Haley Hansen
Published April 29, 2015

Cultural gaps could instigate plagiarism

by Haley Hansen
Published April 27, 2015

Professors’ spouses get help from U

by Haley Hansen
Published April 23, 2015

U student molested, alert says

by Haley Hansen
Published April 21, 2015

Employees mostly OK, survey says

by Haley Hansen
Published April 14, 2015
Minneapolis residents Kenneth Williams, left, and Blake Brown perform a choreographed dance at the QIPOC talent show at The Whole Music Club in Coffman Union on Sunday evening.

‘The root of really big change’

by Haley Hansen
Published April 13, 2015

Course evaluations will go online in fall

by Haley Hansen
Published April 9, 2015

Aurora will hire men’s coordinator

by Haley Hansen
Published April 8, 2015

Outdoor space rules get review

by Haley Hansen
Published April 1, 2015
University of Minnesota student Jennifer Houle, 22, was last seen at Blarney Pub and Grill in Dinkytown on March 27, 2015, between 1 and 2 a.m. On March 29, 2015, about 200 people gathered at Stillwater Area High School, where Houle attended, for a prayer vigil. Houle’s family asked attendees to wear purple to show their support.

Student still missing, no new leads

by Haley Hansen
Published March 30, 2015

Legislation asks teacher programs for data

by Haley Hansen
Published March 30, 2015
College of Design dean Tom Fisher meets with his staff to discuss an upcoming proposal for the city of St. Paul on Wednesday morning at the Metropolitan Design Center.

Longtime dean taking new role

by Haley Hansen
Published March 25, 2015

U campus adds GLBT minor

by Haley Hansen
Published March 24, 2015

Video concerns greek leaders

by Haley Hansen
Published March 11, 2015
University president Eric Kaler responds to questions at the Faculty Senates meeting to review the human subject research report on Friday at Coffman Memorial Union . On some of the more negative findings in the report, President Kaler stated I know we can get better and we will get better.

Research methods under fire

by Haley Hansen
Published March 9, 2015

Faculty Senate reviews human subject research report

by Haley Hansen
Published March 6, 2015

Students target fees reforms

by Haley Hansen
Published March 5, 2015

Lawmakers call for more info about student debt

by Haley Hansen
Published March 3, 2015

University research scrutinized in report

by Haley Hansen
Published March 2, 2015

Report: Research practices involving human subjects are problematic

by Haley Hansen
Published February 27, 2015

Language enrollment declining

by Haley Hansen
Published February 26, 2015

U adjusts crime alert policy

by Haley Hansen
Published February 25, 2015

In hiring, officials seek to rid unintentional bias

by Haley Hansen
Published February 24, 2015

Lawmakers push college accountability

by Haley Hansen
Published February 19, 2015

U moves toward year-round class

by Haley Hansen
Published February 17, 2015

Faculty at odds with University leave policy

by Haley Hansen
Published February 12, 2015

Cuts may get tough, admins say

by Haley Hansen
Published February 11, 2015

Dean Tom Fisher will step down in summer

by Haley Hansen
Published February 9, 2015

Candidates narrowed to three

by Haley Hansen
Published February 5, 2015

School leaders questioning tenure faculty ratio

by Haley Hansen
Published February 5, 2015

Colleges craft constitutions

by Haley Hansen
Published February 4, 2015

Upgrades in store for Washington Avenue bridge

by Haley Hansen
Published February 2, 2015

Obama’s tax reform plan could aid students

by Haley Hansen
Published January 29, 2015

Criticism aside, Teach For America moving on

by Haley Hansen
Published January 28, 2015

U set to participate in sexual assault climate survey

by Haley Hansen
Published January 25, 2015

Could MN become ‘the North?’

by Haley Hansen
Published January 22, 2015

Free tuition plan faces criticism

by Haley Hansen
Published January 20, 2015

U professor Donald Kahn dies at 79

by Haley Hansen
Published January 18, 2015

Students strive for influence

by Haley Hansen
Published December 10, 2014

MSA member lobbies for students across Big Ten

by Haley Hansen
Published December 9, 2014

Student leaders urging midsemester evaluations

by Haley Hansen
Published December 8, 2014

MSA passes sexual assault resolution

by Haley Hansen
Published December 3, 2014
MSA votes at its meeting Tuesday, Nov. 18 in Fraser Hall. The group discussed lowering the signature requirement for candidates seeking presidential election from 450 to 100.

To lead MSA, hundreds of signatures still needed

by Haley Hansen
Published November 25, 2014

GAPSA at odds with possible revamp

by Haley Hansen
Published November 20, 2014

MSA seeks to increase reliability

by Haley Hansen
Published November 19, 2014

Student leaders sit on local boards

by Haley Hansen
Published November 13, 2014

GAPSA gets partial funding

by Haley Hansen
Published November 12, 2014
A customer browses used goods at the ReUse center in the Southeast Como neighborhood on Thursday. The ReUse Program collects surplus items from 250 Twin Cities campus buildings and redistributes them to University departments, providing access to the public every Thursday.

ReUse gives second life to used goods

by Haley Hansen
Published November 11, 2014

GAPSA considering restructure with new council

by Haley Hansen
Published November 10, 2014

GAPSA struggles to fill seats, pass plans

by Haley Hansen
Published November 5, 2014

Grad student bill of rights moves forward

by Haley Hansen
Published October 28, 2014
The items that were found with John Berryman after his suicide in the archives at the Elmer L. Andersen Library on West Bank. Berryman, a famed poet and professor at the U of M, published many critically acclaimed and still beloved poems before his suicide in 1972.

U celebrates life of remarkable poet

by Haley Hansen
Published October 27, 2014

MSA backs Redskins letter

by Haley Hansen
Published October 22, 2014

Pick smart costumes, admins say

by Haley Hansen
Published October 20, 2014

Syllabi could include content warnings

by Haley Hansen
Published October 16, 2014

MSA wants policy for open syllabi

by Haley Hansen
Published October 15, 2014

Rec likely to change dress code

by Haley Hansen
Published October 8, 2014

Students need bike ramp by law school

by Haley Hansen
Published October 8, 2014

U tackles Redskins debate with educational programs

by Haley Hansen
Published October 6, 2014

U changes scrutinized ticket plan

by Haley Hansen
Published October 6, 2014

Campus diversity lacking

by Haley Hansen
Published October 2, 2014

Bell Museum helps create international, innovative science curriculum

by Haley Hansen
Published October 1, 2014

COGS kicks off school year

by Haley Hansen
Published September 30, 2014

GAPSA stalls on budget

by Haley Hansen
Published September 25, 2014

Students prep name protest

by Haley Hansen
Published September 17, 2014

MSA plans attack on sexual assault

by Haley Hansen
Published September 16, 2014
MSA President Joelle Stangler speaks at the first forum meeting of the year on Tuesday at Fraser Hall. MSA has been working on their budget since April and voted to pass their 2014-2015 fiscal year budget at the meeting.

MSA quietly passes budget

by Haley Hansen
Published September 10, 2014

University officials monitor Ebola outbreak in West Africa

by Haley Hansen
Published September 8, 2014

Green Line strikes, kills pedestrian

by Haley Hansen
Published September 2, 2014

GAPSA prepares for a tight budget

by Haley Hansen
Published September 2, 2014
Emily Ruiz sorts books with office specialist James Ruiz at the Hennepin County Southeast Library on Tuesday.

Southeast Library’s future looks bright

by Haley Hansen
Published May 8, 2014

Rice withdraws from Rutgers address

by Haley Hansen
Published May 5, 2014
Senator Amy Klobuchar, D-Minn, speaks at a press conference on Friday morning at Coffman Memorial. On Thursday, the Education Department revealed a list of 55 colleges under investigation for their responses to sexual assault allegations. Although the University was not on the list, sexual assault is still a concern on campus.

Feds take aim at sexual assault

by Haley Hansen
Published May 5, 2014

Protesters face sanctions

by Haley Hansen
Published May 5, 2014

Protestors could face punishments

by Haley Hansen
Published May 2, 2014
General Manager Wade Kapphahn serves a piece of pizza in a styrofoam box to graduate student Erica Bye at Mesa Pizza in Stadium Village on Wednesday.

Minneapolis could ban foam containers

by Haley Hansen
Published April 28, 2014

A year out, U reflects on tuition freeze

by Haley Hansen
Published April 23, 2014
Adama Dieng, the UN secretary-general’s special adviser for the prevention of genocide, gives a keynote address in Cowles Auditorium on Wednesday during a conference commemorating the 20th anniversary of the Rwandan genocide.

To prevent genocide, researchers look to the past

by Haley Hansen
Published April 21, 2014

Mandatory free earplugs destined for Minneapolis nightclubs

by Haley Hansen
Published April 15, 2014

Feds urge transparent bank deals

by Haley Hansen
Published April 15, 2014

U maps out long-term priorities

by Haley Hansen
Published April 9, 2014

Lawmakers take closer look at study abroad

by Haley Hansen
Published April 1, 2014

Condoleezza Rice’s U visit sparks protest

by Haley Hansen
Published March 31, 2014

Tax cuts include students

by Haley Hansen
Published March 24, 2014

Bill could ease college loan debt

by Haley Hansen
Published March 12, 2014
Chief of Staff to the Vice Provost for Student Affairs Amelious Whyte sits in his office on Monday afternoon.

Whyte gives students a voice

by Haley Hansen
Published March 6, 2014

With more safety events, U seeks student input

by Haley Hansen
Published February 27, 2014

Protesters stand against violence in Venezuela

by Haley Hansen
Published February 24, 2014

Obama’s stimulus package turns five

by Haley Hansen
Published February 18, 2014

U presence strong in Peace Corps

by Haley Hansen
Published February 18, 2014
Junior Biology major Laura Billstein works as a lab assistant moving plants to prepare for a botany class in Plant Growth Facilities on St. Paul campus, Friday.

Farm Bill brings opportunity, loss

by Haley Hansen
Published February 10, 2014

Community reflects on Joan Mondale’s life

by Haley Hansen
Published February 5, 2014
Freshman Abby Gudgeon rides the weekend circulator on Saturday. The bus now runs until 2:00 a.m. on weekends, and it circulates between east and west bank.

Weekend Circulator makes its debut

by Haley Hansen
Published January 27, 2014

Weekend Circulator starts Friday

by Haley Hansen
Published January 24, 2014
Metropolitan Council Chair Susan Haigh announces the Central Corridor trains will begin running June 14, connecting the Union Depot in St. Paul to Target Field Station in downtown Minneapolis.

The Green Line is good to go

by Haley Hansen
Published January 23, 2014
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