The Minnesota Daily

U to implement new document destruction policy

by Nathan Halverson
Published August 4, 2003

Extension considers fees for 4-H

by Nathan Halverson
Published July 28, 2003

The U, enjoying a state of autonomy

by Nathan Halverson
Published July 21, 2003

Minnesota court to hear arguments in media suit

by Nathan Halverson
Published July 14, 2003

Ten bicycles stolen from U learning center parking lot

by Nathan Halverson
Published July 7, 2003

Supreme Court ruling expected

by Nathan Halverson
Published June 23, 2003

Prof settles 14-year-old lawsuit with U over ‘honor’ of male faculty

by Nathan Halverson
Published June 23, 2003

Bruininks emphasizes U’s importance to Minnesota’s education, economy

by Nathan Halverson
Published June 9, 2003

Dinkytown provides an off-campus education

by Nathan Halverson
Published June 9, 2003

U trash reveals sensitive documents

by Nathan Halverson
Published June 9, 2003

Dinkytown revives with new businesses

by Nathan Halverson
Published May 9, 2003

U might mandate 2-sided printing, recycled paper in labs

by Nathan Halverson
Published May 9, 2003

Economic doldrums dampen graduation-time moods

by Nathan Halverson
Published May 8, 2003

Iraq war reporter teaches the trade

by Nathan Halverson
Published May 7, 2003

Auditions for Viking cheerleading squad attract some students

by Nathan Halverson
Published May 2, 2003

Carlson School program provides services for certain small businesses

by Nathan Halverson
Published May 1, 2003

Rioters destroy businesses’ windows, loot U Liquors

by Nathan Halverson
Published April 14, 2003

Carlson School’s MBA programs’ ratings drops in U.S. News & World Report

by Nathan Halverson
Published April 8, 2003

Brainerd highlights health care, offers perspective for students

by Nathan Halverson
Published April 2, 2003

Bomb explodes at apartments, causing minimal damage

by Nathan Halverson
Published March 28, 2003

Ralliers share in support for U.S. troops

by Nathan Halverson
Published March 24, 2003

Start-up companies sometimes strike it rich, but most founder, earning little revenue for the “U.”

by Nathan Halverson
Published March 11, 2003

St. Paul ordinance would disperse student housing

by Nathan Halverson
Published March 5, 2003

Boom times but a memory for U grads looking for jobs

by Nathan Halverson
Published February 24, 2003

Fees, U-Pass prices could increase

by Nathan Halverson
Published February 18, 2003

U endowments lose $350 million

by Nathan Halverson
Published February 11, 2003

University, Medical foundations work to maintain disbursements

by Nathan Halverson
Published February 11, 2003

University Ave. light rail line would benefit U, says official

by Nathan Halverson
Published January 28, 2003

Bruininks emphasizes U’s importance to economy

by Nathan Halverson
Published January 23, 2003

Dinkytown Kitty Cat Klub offers a variety of foods, atmospheres

by Nathan Halverson
Published December 12, 2002

Daily managing editor to fill interim top position

by Nathan Halverson
Published November 20, 2002

Some seek socially-responsible investments to ease the mind

by Nathan Halverson
Published November 18, 2002

Carlson students’ classwork doubles as an investment

by Nathan Halverson
Published November 12, 2002

Fed ruling might lower student loan interest rates

by Nathan Halverson
Published November 11, 2002

Religion prohibits Muslim students from paying interest

by Nathan Halverson
Published November 7, 2002

New field of science might explain decision making

by Nathan Halverson
Published October 28, 2002

Immigrants point to benefits of business ownership

by Nathan Halverson
Published October 25, 2002

University surveys businesses hoping to renew community

by Nathan Halverson
Published October 23, 2002

University researchers shift their focus to anti-terrorism

by Nathan Halverson
Published October 15, 2002

Trade rally draws mixed crowd in Duluth

by Nathan Halverson
Published October 7, 2002

Carlson undergraduate program ranks among top 15 nationally

by Nathan Halverson
Published October 1, 2002

Carlson ethics courses use scandals as lessons

by Nathan Halverson
Published September 25, 2002

Students benefit from living, working in cooperatives

by Nathan Halverson
Published September 20, 2002

A stronger euro makes for poorer traveling students

by Nathan Halverson
Published September 18, 2002

Business clubs find popularity

by Nathan Halverson
Published September 17, 2002

High school students benefit from Qwest’s fines paid to state

by Nathan Halverson
Published September 13, 2002