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Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

All content by Parker Lemke

Gay males find greater acceptance among greeks

by Parker Lemke
Published May 7, 2015

MSA requests new rules for elections

by Parker Lemke
Published May 6, 2015
Frank Wu, left, and Norzin Wangpo are fed Vitamin Water as part of Pi Delta Psi's new member reveal event on April 24 in Coffman Union.

More than one way to go greek

by Parker Lemke
Published May 4, 2015

Volcano erupts in Chile

by Parker Lemke
Published April 23, 2015

2015 Boston Marathon shows city’s resilience

by Parker Lemke
Published April 21, 2015
Minnesota Student Association presidential candidate Joelle Stangler talks about her visions for the student group's future at the election debate at Coffman Memorial Union on April 8. Stangler was elected MSA president on Saturday.

Stangler wins rare 2nd term

by Parker Lemke
Published April 20, 2015
Team "Imma Let You Finish... But" performs at the Greek Beats battle of the bands outside of Coffman Memorial Union on Friday where different Greek pairings went head-to-head as a part of Machy Days.

Machy Days widens scope

by Parker Lemke
Published April 20, 2015

U fertility med center will close in summer

by Parker Lemke
Published April 16, 2015
Panelist Lindsay Gullingsrud, center, discusses masculinity at the Tate Lab of Physics on April 14, 2015, as part of an event to help the campus community understand what may cause sexual violence.

Talk questions gender roles’ place in sexual assault prevention

by Parker Lemke
Published April 15, 2015
The Minnesota Student Association presidential candidates Henry Benson, Joelle Stangler and Prahith Chakka debate at Coffman Memorial Union on Wednesday evening.

Presidential hopefuls square off

by Parker Lemke
Published April 9, 2015

After fees shortfall, Northrop looks ahead

by Parker Lemke
Published April 7, 2015
Junior Anastasia Press (center) smiles as Freshman Megan Abdirahman (right) helps her put on a hijab for "Hijab for a Day", an event put on by the U of M Al-Madinah Cultural Center for Islam Awareness Week. The event was designed to demonstrate the importance of wearing the Hijab for Muslim women.

Student group teaches campus about Islam

by Parker Lemke
Published April 2, 2015

Student Services fee increase reduced from initial recomendation

by Parker Lemke
Published March 31, 2015

Old image roils talk on speech

by Parker Lemke
Published March 26, 2015

Final fees recs dip for admin units

by Parker Lemke
Published March 24, 2015
Junior Amar Hasshim studies in the Minnesota International Student Association room of Coffman Union on Wednesday afternoon. MISA unveiled its new piece of wall art last fall after Coffman Union's second floor renovation tore down the original piece.

Art returns to Coffman

by Parker Lemke
Published March 12, 2015
Student Veterans Association members enjoy pizza as a part of the student group's Friday lunch tradition in Johnston Hall. The Student Services Fees Committee's initial recommendation for the group cuts some of its budget for the weekly meeting.

Vet group facing funding woes

by Parker Lemke
Published March 11, 2015

Students eye reforming bereavement policies

by Parker Lemke
Published March 4, 2015
PSEO student Anthony Smith speaks on behalf of La Raza student group at Coffman Memorial Union on Monday night. The Student Services Fees committee held an open hearing for organizations to pitch why they deserve more funding.

‘Every penny matters’

by Parker Lemke
Published March 2, 2015

Student fees set for an increase

by Parker Lemke
Published February 25, 2015

Initial recommendations fund most administrative units

by Parker Lemke
Published February 24, 2015

Visa reform may help international students

by Parker Lemke
Published February 23, 2015

Sex assault policy may get stricter

by Parker Lemke
Published February 19, 2015

Web voting stirs fraud accusations

by Parker Lemke
Published February 17, 2015

Diversity concerns remain after sit-in

by Parker Lemke
Published February 11, 2015

UM student body seeks honor code after ski resort vandalism

by Parker Lemke
Published February 9, 2015

Next steps to help campus climate

by Parker Lemke
Published February 9, 2015

Black History Month festivities have fresh motivation

by Parker Lemke
Published February 4, 2015
Doctor of Musical Arts first year students Carson Rose Schneider and Courtney Van Cleef rehearse in a practice room at Ferguson Hall on Monday. Ferguson Hall recently began prohibiting non-music majors from reserving classrooms and ensemble rooms.

Locked out of practice

by Parker Lemke
Published February 3, 2015

International students, feeling disconnected, look for change

by Parker Lemke
Published January 29, 2015

Financial co-op fits students’ needs

by Parker Lemke
Published January 27, 2015

Group renting lures greeks to new housing

by Parker Lemke
Published January 22, 2015

University tackles diversity shortages

by Parker Lemke
Published January 20, 2015

Student’s project probes black holes, galaxies

by Parker Lemke
Published December 10, 2014

Sound bends light on a tiny chip

by Parker Lemke
Published December 9, 2014

New U center to uproot invasive species

by Parker Lemke
Published December 4, 2014

Visiting Iraqi professor hopes to continue exchange

by Parker Lemke
Published December 3, 2014

Back to the lab for some department heads

by Parker Lemke
Published November 25, 2014

University pushes research from the labs to the market

by Parker Lemke
Published November 24, 2014

Experts urge better diets for life, planet

by Parker Lemke
Published November 20, 2014
Assistant Professor David Flanningan speaks about the first in the world FEI Tecnai Femto ultrafast electron microscope during a media tour, Wednesday, Nov. 12 at Amundson Hall.

Scientists making the Gore Annex home

by Parker Lemke
Published November 17, 2014

Cancer, HIV and heart disease detection in 15 minutes

by Parker Lemke
Published November 11, 2014

Minneapolis police launch body camera pilot program

by Parker Lemke
Published November 10, 2014

Health, privacy: A tricky balance

by Parker Lemke
Published November 6, 2014

U pollution bead research nabs gold at national competition

by Parker Lemke
Published November 4, 2014

Covering fresh ground

by Parker Lemke
Published October 30, 2014

Campus deal app expands user base

by Parker Lemke
Published October 28, 2014

Countries away, helping farmers

by Parker Lemke
Published October 27, 2014

Translating research to everyone

by Parker Lemke
Published October 22, 2014

Campus fungal research mushrooming

by Parker Lemke
Published October 15, 2014

More freshmen are sticking around

by Parker Lemke
Published October 14, 2014

University chirps in on bird-safe glass talk

by Parker Lemke
Published October 9, 2014

Micro-tech center rethinks computing

by Parker Lemke
Published October 7, 2014

U scoops biochemistry researcher from France

by Parker Lemke
Published October 2, 2014

‘Why are they leaving?’

by Parker Lemke
Published October 1, 2014

U tech upgrade nearing deployment

by Parker Lemke
Published September 29, 2014

Net neutrality stirs discussion

by Parker Lemke
Published September 24, 2014

Google taps career fair for top collegiate talent

by Parker Lemke
Published September 23, 2014

CBS adapts hiring for new areas

by Parker Lemke
Published September 18, 2014

Historic lab gets facelift

by Parker Lemke
Published September 17, 2014
University professor Marc Hillmyer helps graduate student Morgan Schulze with plastic research on Monday in Smith Hall. A $20 million grant was awarded to the University's Center for Sustainable Polymers to research sustainable plastics.

U forges way as plastics research leader

by Parker Lemke
Published September 10, 2014

Extinct bird still has much to teach

by Parker Lemke
Published September 4, 2014
Fourth year medical student Mariel Lougee works with research participant Milton Dodd at the Driven to Discover Research Building on Sunday afternoon at the Minnesota Sate Fair. People of all ages participated in the more than 30 studies hosted at the site over the fair's 12-day run.

University taps State Fair crowds for research

by Parker Lemke
Published September 2, 2014
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