The Minnesota Daily

Former Somali PM named U prof

by Seth Woehrle
Published August 5, 2002

Business students confident about stocks

by Seth Woehrle
Published July 29, 2002

Free-trade coffee to be offered by UDS after recent MSA resolution

by Seth Woehrle
Published December 5, 2001

GAPSA approves student fees committee nominees

by Seth Woehrle
Published December 4, 2001

Newly selected student fees committee approved by MSA

by Seth Woehrle
Published November 21, 2001

Science Museum, U doctors unveil Human Body Gallery

by Seth Woehrle
Published November 12, 2001

Andersen Library exhibition showcases YMCA history

by Seth Woehrle
Published November 8, 2001

MSA elects at-large representative Gauthier as new Forum speaker

by Seth Woehrle
Published November 7, 2001

Few details offered in MPIRG leader’s firing

by Seth Woehrle
Published November 1, 2001

Legislature debates banks’ use of client data

by Seth Woehrle
Published October 31, 2001

Speakers express global opinions of Sept. 11

by Seth Woehrle
Published October 29, 2001

Panel discusses human impact of welfare reform

by Seth Woehrle
Published October 29, 2001

MPIRG kicks off campaign to promote voting, housing issues

by Seth Woehrle
Published October 24, 2001

Student group hosts ‘Summit on Racism’ to address issues

by Seth Woehrle
Published October 18, 2001

Mayoral candidates debate on campus as election nears

by Seth Woehrle
Published October 18, 2001

Deadline extended for student fees committee applicants

by Seth Woehrle
Published October 16, 2001

City of Minneapolis grants Hard Times Cafe business license

by Seth Woehrle
Published October 5, 2001

Gay congressman Frank speaks on U.S. GLBT gains

by Seth Woehrle
Published October 1, 2001

Vandals smash Arab-owned tobacco shop window

by Seth Woehrle
Published September 24, 2001

Anti-war marchers criticized, supported by passing motorists

by Seth Woehrle
Published September 24, 2001

Internet distributes information, myths after terrorist attacks

by Seth Woehrle
Published September 24, 2001

Professor discusses American involvement in foreign affairs

by Seth Woehrle
Published September 21, 2001

U.S., world economies will recover from attacks, U management prof says

by Seth Woehrle
Published September 12, 2001

Green Party candidate aspires to repair democracy

by Seth Woehrle
Published June 20, 2001

Thousands still without power following storms

by Seth Woehrle
Published June 13, 2001

Minneapolis council candidates gather for debate

by Seth Woehrle
Published June 11, 2001

Council sets new protest policies

by Seth Woehrle
Published November 29, 2000

New stamp to honor

by Seth Woehrle
Published November 10, 2000

Greenpeace to send U students to UN global conference

by Seth Woehrle
Published November 3, 2000

Bell Museum shows interesting artifacts for holiday

by Seth Woehrle
Published October 27, 2000

U project seeks businesses for area northeast of campus

by Seth Woehrle
Published October 25, 2000

MnDOT, Light Rail Transit Project host public hearing on West Bank

by Seth Woehrle
Published October 19, 2000

National office-seekers

by Seth Woehrle
Published October 16, 2000

Invasion of European earthworms altering

by Seth Woehrle
Published October 13, 2000

New traffic ordinances will regulate U campus; improvements underway

by Seth Woehrle
Published October 13, 2000

Natural capitalism workshop promotes idea of green industry

by Seth Woehrle
Published October 6, 2000

volunteers work to renovate wetland after years of neglect

by Seth Woehrle
Published September 29, 2000

Two-year parking ban in Dinkytown reduced accidents

by Seth Woehrle
Published September 28, 2000

Ecology prof named most-cited scientist

by Seth Woehrle
Published September 21, 2000

Duluth observatory home to unique research

by Seth Woehrle
Published September 13, 2000

Time Warner Cable wires dorms,

by Seth Woehrle
Published January 30, 2000