How do you remember loved ones who have died? Do you set aside a day to remember them? A time to visit their graves? Do you sift through old photographs or make their favorite dishes? Leave their favorite...

; Now this obsession can be turned into a competitive game. Tabloid Fantasy League, a new Web site that is based on fantasy sports leagues, replaces athletes with celebrities and sporting event statistics...

The stalemate over the proposed on-campus Gophers football stadium in the state Senate Taxes Committee broke Wednesday with a 7-5 passage of the measure. Sen. John Marty, DFL-Roseville, who previously...

After its fifth consecutive day of meeting, the Minnesota Senate Tax Committee still is deadlocked over an on-camus Gophers football stadium bill. Sen. Larry Pogemiller, DFL-Minneapolis, who is chairman...

CEditor's Note: This story is the fourth in a five-part series that examines students' experiences with different faiths. Throughout the week the stories have looked at Christianity, Judaism, Islam and...

Beginning Thursday the University will host the Men's Big Ten Championship tennis tournament for the first time since 1994. Final preparations are being made to the four-court expansion project that will...

Every year the University's athletics coaches travel throughout the country, tracking between 500 and 1,000 promising high school athletes. When the process is done, about 150 of these student-athletes...

The investigation into accusations of underage drinking by Gophers men's hockey players at Blarney Pub and Grill made progress Wednesday - five months after it began. The Minneapolis Police Department's...

Gophers stadium plans are one step closer to the end zone. The Minnesota House approved the bill Thursday night, 103 to 30. Richard Pfutzenreuter, University chief financial officer and vice president,...

The University has cleared another legislative hurdle, bringing an on-campus stadium one step closer to realization, University officials and stadium supporters said Wednesday. The state House Ways and...

Although they could not vote in Tuesday's elections, Israeli immigrants at the University closely followed political events back in Israel. The race for control over the Knesset, Israel's parliament, was...

It all started as a simple solution to a wedding shower dilemma. Mary Buescher, a College of Human Ecology graduate student, wanted to make meat enchiladas but the bride was vegetarian. The solution, pineapple...

Minnesota's two highest-grossing athletics teams didn't meet their National Collegiate Athletic Association academic goals last year, and are in jeopardy of penalties if their scores do not improve. The...

If the future of the proposed on-campus football stadium already was unclear, it became even cloudier this week. State Sen. Larry Pogemiller, DFL-Minneapolis, is the author of a Senate bill that would...

Now that the Board of Regents approved the environmental impact statement for the proposed on-campus stadium, the next step in the community feedback process is the notice of adequacy decision. The decision...

A unanimous U.S. Supreme Court decision was handed down Monday in Chief Justice John Roberts' first case to deal with the First Amendment, affirming the right of the federal government to withhold funding...

A rental property fire that broke out early Sunday morning left the house uninhabitable and the tenants stunned. Andy Cary, a political science sophomore, was the only one home when the fire started, but...

The Minnesota Supreme Court's new chief justice swore in the state's newest associate justice Monday at the Landmark Center in downtown St. Paul. Former Office of the General Counsel attorney Lorie Gildea...