The Minnesota Daily

What sports has become

by Nathan Hall
Published April 8, 2004

An apology from a former Nader Raider

by Nathan Hall
Published March 25, 2004

Let’s (not) talk about ‘The Passion’

by Nathan Hall
Published March 5, 2004

Reorganization of one U department could force layoffs

by Nathan Hall
Published February 13, 2004

Automated system detects problems in ‘smart’ U buildings

by Nathan Hall
Published February 12, 2004

U’s wireless Internet coverage expands toward goal of full-campus availability

by Nathan Hall
Published February 6, 2004

Biomass plant could cut energy expenses

by Nathan Hall
Published February 4, 2004

U will likely stay open despite cold

by Nathan Hall
Published January 30, 2004

Rural areas feel cuts in Extension Service

by Nathan Hall
Published January 20, 2004

Area apartments try to draw recently displaced students

by Nathan Hall
Published December 12, 2003

Banks target students for ‘stored value’ cash cards

by Nathan Hall
Published December 5, 2003

Rochester campus enrollment up; housing costs remain high

by Nathan Hall
Published December 3, 2003

Students among millions traveling home for Thanksgiving

by Nathan Hall
Published November 26, 2003

More people compete for holiday-season jobs

by Nathan Hall
Published November 18, 2003

Goldy’s job isn’t all fun and games

by Nathan Hall
Published November 11, 2003

Lower textbook prices overseas send U.S. publishers scrambling

by Nathan Hall
Published November 6, 2003

U-spawned technology start-up flourishes

by Nathan Hall
Published October 28, 2003

Some businesses support striking union members

by Nathan Hall
Published October 24, 2003

U police defend questioning Daily reporter

by Nathan Hall
Published October 20, 2003

New federal law won’t affect University trips to Cuba

by Nathan Hall
Published October 13, 2003

Bookstore brings students the world in its own words

by Nathan Hall
Published October 10, 2003

Poll finds hope in ‘road map’ peace plan

by Nathan Hall
Published September 29, 2003

Stores report brisk riot T-shirt sales

by Nathan Hall
Published September 19, 2003

Crash courses help international students adapt

by Nathan Hall
Published September 15, 2003

Liberians at U hope to return home, help their country rebuild

by Nathan Hall
Published September 10, 2003

Edina couple donates $5 million to fund U education programs

by Nathan Hall
Published September 5, 2003

U Grad School jumps in ranking

by Nathan Hall
Published September 3, 2003

Military supports research at U

by Nathan Hall
Published August 18, 2003

Immigrant blues

by Nathan Hall
Published August 18, 2003

Unnatural selection

by Nathan Hall
Published August 18, 2003

Part of us is missing

by Nathan Hall
Published August 18, 2003

Rags to records

by Nathan Hall
Published August 11, 2003

Women vie for votes in breast implant contest

by Nathan Hall
Published August 4, 2003

Don’t look back

by Nathan Hall
Published July 28, 2003

Consider the ravens

by Nathan Hall
Published July 28, 2003

Karaoke comes to a ‘box’ near U

by Nathan Hall
Published July 28, 2003

Summertime blues

by Nathan Hall
Published July 21, 2003

The Green Fairy strikes again

by Nathan Hall
Published July 14, 2003

U begins research with powerful MRI magnet

by Nathan Hall
Published July 14, 2003

No straightedge please, we’re punk

by Nathan Hall
Published July 7, 2003

Proposed bill would make federally funded science research results free

by Nathan Hall
Published July 7, 2003

After court rulings, U to reflect on admissions policies

by Nathan Hall
Published June 30, 2003

Except after see, and sometimes why

by Nathan Hall
Published June 30, 2003

Historic East Bank physics tank now a storage locker

by Nathan Hall
Published June 23, 2003

Marred by dust and sweat and blood

by Nathan Hall
Published June 23, 2003

U adjunct prof’s role in conflict of interest case spurs reviews

by Nathan Hall
Published June 16, 2003