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The Minnesota Daily


Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

All content by Kristoffer Tigue
Megan Hernick as the incoming Business Operations Officer and Co-Publisher Cody Nelson as the incoming Editor in Chief and Co-Publisher Andreas Quinn as the incoming President and Co-Publisher

MN Daily publishers pass the torch

by Kristoffer Tigue
Published May 8, 2014

Can’t take the heat? Get out of the city

by Kristoffer Tigue
Published May 6, 2014
Ian Macrae with unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV, or drone) Minnesota Agricultural Experiment Station research project #17-037, "Influence of Spatial Processes on the Population Dynamics of Insect Pests," Principal Investigator Ian Vance Macrae. at the Sand Plain Research Farm in Becker, Minn.

U research pushes for agriculture drones

by Kristoffer Tigue
Published April 30, 2014

Test results show miniscule levels of arsenic in University key ring

by Kristoffer Tigue
Published April 28, 2014
Raptor Center volunteer Rochelle Roche holds a great horned owl while explaining raptor characteristics to St. Paul Mayor Chris Coleman at the center on Thursday.

Raptor Center renovation takes off

by Kristoffer Tigue
Published April 28, 2014
Mechanical engineering freshman Micah Lindstrom works on "Strand Beast," a pedal-powered giant mechanical moving sculpture, outside Rapson Hall on Friday. "Strand Beast" will be featured at the University of Minnesota College of Science and Engineering Expo on Friday, April 25, as part of CSE week.

CSE touts student work

by Kristoffer Tigue
Published April 24, 2014

University’s nanotech building to host open house

by Kristoffer Tigue
Published April 24, 2014

Medicaid expansion may help pregnant inmates

by Kristoffer Tigue
Published April 22, 2014

OIT cuts student repairs

by Kristoffer Tigue
Published April 17, 2014

U, TFA seek partnership approval

by Kristoffer Tigue
Published April 14, 2014
A student in the biology class, Brewing: The Biology, History and Practice, pours a sample of beer to taste during class on Monday in the Biology Sciences Center on Monday evening.

Students get brewing down to a science

by Kristoffer Tigue
Published April 10, 2014
University professor Sehoya Cotner describes a study about homosexual relationships in a species of bird during her Evolution and Biology of Sex class on Monday morning in STSS.

Distinguished professor uses sex to teach science

by Kristoffer Tigue
Published April 8, 2014

Physicists find Big Bang’s smoking gun

by Kristoffer Tigue
Published April 3, 2014

Arsenic possibly found in University key ring

by Kristoffer Tigue
Published April 1, 2014

University holds third annual information technology competition

by Kristoffer Tigue
Published March 29, 2014

Research network measures grasslands

by Kristoffer Tigue
Published March 26, 2014
Ben Boo and Eric Sannerud at Sannerud's family farm March 16 in Ham Lake, Minn. The farm has been in Sannerud's family for four generations and will be the new home for Mighty Axe Hops.

Students fill hop demand

by Kristoffer Tigue
Published March 24, 2014

New institute tackles the U’s data problem

by Kristoffer Tigue
Published March 13, 2014
Minneapolis Park Board worker cuts down an Emerald Ash Borer infested tree in the SE Como neighborhood on Thursday. Nearly 400 ash trees have been removed in Minnesota and 66 have been removed in the SE Como neighborhood.

City begins ash tree phase-out

by Kristoffer Tigue
Published March 10, 2014
Senior Microbiology and Genetics major Basem Al-Shayeb uses a cell sorting software to analyze brain cells' firing properties at Lions Research Building on Monday. Al-Shayeb transferred from MTCT three years ago.

CBS research program targets transfers

by Kristoffer Tigue
Published March 6, 2014
Lab technician Mark Mulivahill works in the Center for Drug Design with assistant professor Christine Salomon in a lab in theVFW Cancer Research Building.

Underground life drives drug research

by Kristoffer Tigue
Published March 4, 2014

Want to work better? Try a treadmill

by Kristoffer Tigue
Published March 3, 2014

Minnesota Pollution Control Agency to set sulfate standards Thursday

by Kristoffer Tigue
Published February 27, 2014

U patches research funding

by Kristoffer Tigue
Published February 26, 2014
Anna Barton and Kristen Draper gather information and evidence during the Forensic Club's casino themed Murder Mystery dinner in Moos Tower on Friday.

Students dial M for murder

by Kristoffer Tigue
Published February 24, 2014

Students’ networks outpace GoldPASS

by Kristoffer Tigue
Published February 20, 2014

Food, drink, art drive Pinterest users

by Kristoffer Tigue
Published February 17, 2014

So much weight for such tiny particles: NOvA’s newest detector spots its first neutrinos

by Kristoffer Tigue
Published February 15, 2014
Assistant chemistry professors and couple James Johns and Renee Frontiera talk in Frontiera's office in Appleby Hall on Monday. Johns and Frontiera met while in grad school and applied to roughly forty-five institutions in hopes of working together.

Together in sickness, health and the lab

by Kristoffer Tigue
Published February 13, 2014

HIV research may improve treatment

by Kristoffer Tigue
Published February 10, 2014

Companies test drive U technology

by Kristoffer Tigue
Published February 6, 2014

$84 million systems upgrade quietly continues

by Kristoffer Tigue
Published February 5, 2014

New website created for tackling student questions

by Kristoffer Tigue
Published January 30, 2014

Research funding gets a bump for 2014

by Kristoffer Tigue
Published January 28, 2014

New program preps for medical device industry

by Kristoffer Tigue
Published January 22, 2014

U research: Plant may help prevent cancer

by Kristoffer Tigue
Published January 21, 2014
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