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All content by Kari Petrie
Regents approve additional money for Jones Hall
by
Kari Petrie
Published December 14, 2004
FCC holds public forum in St. Paul to discuss the media
by
Kari Petrie
Published December 13, 2004
Bush’s 4 years may be difficult
by
Kari Petrie
Published December 7, 2004
State forecasts $700M deficit
by
Kari Petrie
Published December 2, 2004
Court won’t hear appeal
by
Kari Petrie
Published November 30, 2004
Former governor, regent dies at 95
by
Kari Petrie
Published November 17, 2004
Tuition hikes may be small
by
Kari Petrie
Published November 16, 2004
Bush wins again; Kerry concedes
by
Kari Petrie
Published November 4, 2004
Bush wins re-election
by
Kari Petrie
Published November 3, 2004
Poll: Students like Kerry
by
Kari Petrie
Published November 1, 2004
John Kerry and John Edwards
by
Kari Petrie
Published October 29, 2004
Martin Sabo, Democrat
by
Kari Petrie
Published October 29, 2004
Socialist workers candidate at U touts political action
by
Kari Petrie
Published October 29, 2004
John Edwards rallies on campus
by
Kari Petrie
Published October 27, 2004
Cheney vies for votes in Minn.
by
Kari Petrie
Published October 25, 2004
Observatory to be dedicated today
by
Kari Petrie
Published October 22, 2004
Candidates spar at district debate
by
Kari Petrie
Published October 19, 2004
Water quality a main concern
by
Kari Petrie
Published October 18, 2004
Moore tells crowd to vote
by
Kari Petrie
Published October 11, 2004
Nader’s running mate stumps at U
by
Kari Petrie
Published October 8, 2004
Dems rally at U to get students to vote
by
Kari Petrie
Published October 8, 2004
Poll finds U students are interested in politics
by
Kari Petrie
Published October 4, 2004
Public uninformed on Iraq
by
Kari Petrie
Published September 30, 2004
Kerry’s stepson campaigns at Macalester College
by
Kari Petrie
Published September 30, 2004
Bush twins stump for dad
by
Kari Petrie
Published September 24, 2004
Flaw could allow 2 votes
by
Kari Petrie
Published September 23, 2004
U gives students voter-registration information
by
Kari Petrie
Published September 14, 2004
Kucinich urges students to vote
by
Kari Petrie
Published September 13, 2004
Kerry’s daughter stumps for her father
by
Kari Petrie
Published September 13, 2004
Gun law stirs debate at federal and state levels
by
Kari Petrie
Published September 9, 2004
Edwards offers his vision of the future
by
Kari Petrie
Published September 7, 2004
U students march against war in Iraq
by
Kari Petrie
Published September 7, 2004
Kerry says students could get tuition for community service
by
Kari Petrie
Published September 7, 2004
U student casts a vote at Republican convention
by
Kari Petrie
Published September 7, 2004
Apache supporters criticize telescope
by
Kari Petrie
Published May 6, 2004
Mountain is part of Apache spirituality
by
Kari Petrie
Published April 22, 2004
Memorial ceremony will honor students killed in house fire
by
Kari Petrie
Published April 22, 2004
Activist teaches Apaches their traditional culture
by
Kari Petrie
Published April 22, 2004
Telescope sits high as cultural divide runs deep
by
Kari Petrie
Published April 21, 2004
As renewal date nears, experts debate Patriot Act
by
Kari Petrie
Published March 10, 2004
Hestness to oversee campus public safety in his new role
by
Kari Petrie
Published September 3, 2003
New associate vice provost aims to raise graduation rates
by
Kari Petrie
Published September 2, 2003
Move-in day wraps up with minor mishaps, plenty of help
by
Kari Petrie
Published September 2, 2003
Appeals court rules Regents bound by state Public Access Laws
by
Kari Petrie
Published August 18, 2003
As tuition increases, Bruininks pushes $10 million in new aid
by
Kari Petrie
Published August 18, 2003
Experts react to appeals court ruling
by
Kari Petrie
Published August 18, 2003
Regents hold annual retreat, discuss U’s future
by
Kari Petrie
Published August 11, 2003
Regents pass gun ban amid legal controversy
by
Kari Petrie
Published July 14, 2003
5 arrested in Mount Graham telescope protest
by
Kari Petrie
Published July 14, 2003
Students, experts question riot policy’s legality
by
Kari Petrie
Published June 30, 2003
U to choose vice president for public safety
by
Kari Petrie
Published June 23, 2003
Community reps discuss impact of proposed U budgets
by
Kari Petrie
Published June 23, 2003
University parking space prices will not increase for the first time in 10 years
by
Kari Petrie
Published June 23, 2003
Regents vote ‘yes’ for U riot policy
by
Kari Petrie
Published June 16, 2003
University Services welcomes new ideas with new position
by
Kari Petrie
Published June 16, 2003
Busy week lies ahead for University Board of Regents
by
Kari Petrie
Published June 9, 2003
Students concerned gun laws jeopardize campus safety
by
Kari Petrie
Published June 2, 2003
State passes final U budget
by
Kari Petrie
Published May 27, 2003
U hikes tuition for next 2 years
by
Kari Petrie
Published May 9, 2003
Regents to consider riot policy, financial aid
by
Kari Petrie
Published May 8, 2003
U might ban faculty, staff from carrying guns
by
Kari Petrie
Published May 6, 2003
Roadblocks to athletics departments’ merger remain
by
Kari Petrie
Published May 1, 2003
Aid limits on student convicts could end
by
Kari Petrie
Published April 29, 2003
State colleges lobby against handgun bill, except for University
by
Kari Petrie
Published April 23, 2003
U emergency plan addresses civil unrest, terrorism
by
Kari Petrie
Published April 21, 2003
U professors’ salaries fall 2 spots in rankings
by
Kari Petrie
Published April 11, 2003
Student reps believe they can hold sway with regents
by
Kari Petrie
Published April 10, 2003
New House bill would unite 2 state higher education organizations
by
Kari Petrie
Published April 8, 2003
Students to serve on regent advisory council
by
Kari Petrie
Published April 7, 2003
U halts plan to remove Carlson pull station alarms
by
Kari Petrie
Published April 1, 2003
Regents to discuss budget cuts, layoffs, tuition hikes
by
Kari Petrie
Published March 13, 2003
Funding cuts trigger double-digit tuition hikes
by
Kari Petrie
Published March 7, 2003
Legislature approves 9 candidates for University’s Board of Regents
by
Kari Petrie
Published March 4, 2003
U inaugurates Bruininks as 15th president
by
Kari Petrie
Published February 28, 2003
Child-care grant cuts impact students
by
Kari Petrie
Published February 24, 2003
Provost rejects vague budget cut proposals
by
Kari Petrie
Published February 21, 2003
Bruininks addresses U funding priorities
by
Kari Petrie
Published February 17, 2003
Provosts present plan to boost graduation rates
by
Kari Petrie
Published February 14, 2003
Bruininks not surprised by state budget cuts to University
by
Kari Petrie
Published February 10, 2003
Due to cuts, 1,200 students lost work-study grants this year
by
Kari Petrie
Published February 5, 2003
Departments absorb budget cuts now, worry about funding for the future
by
Kari Petrie
Published January 31, 2003
U faces institution-wide cuts
by
Kari Petrie
Published January 29, 2003
Three regents cite grievances with University’s board
by
Kari Petrie
Published January 24, 2003
State grant program faces funding shortage this year
by
Kari Petrie
Published January 21, 2003
Designer drug use increases among students
by
Kari Petrie
Published December 13, 2002
Unquiet Riot
by
Kari Petrie
Published November 21, 2002
Unexpected $5 million donation resonates well with School of Music
by
Kari Petrie
Published November 14, 2002
‘Poetry god’ pontificates at Minnesota Poetry Festival
by
Kari Petrie
Published October 21, 2002
State of the University address focuses on state funding
by
Kari Petrie
Published October 4, 2002
Bruininks to give State of U Address today
by
Kari Petrie
Published October 3, 2002
A Band without a Decent Tragedy
by
Kari Petrie
Published September 26, 2002
University course listed in study’s ‘dirty dozen’
by
Kari Petrie
Published September 23, 2002
Religious, spiritual beliefs help students deal with Sept. 11 stress
by
Kari Petrie
Published September 6, 2002
Folk duo Easily Amused finds direction in influences
by
Kari Petrie
Published October 30, 2001
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