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All content by Taylor Nachtigal

Officials say rape doesn’t mark threat

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published May 7, 2015

Police: Sanford rape no longer a threat

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published May 6, 2015
University instructor and doctoral candidate Ruth DeFoster plays with her two-year-old son Anthony in the living room of their home in St. Paul on Thursday. DeFoster has faced criticism from some her graduate school peers for her decision to have children while attending school.

A difficult balancing act

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published March 11, 2015
From the left: Michael Kim, Gary Mortenson and Daniel Melamed

Director finalists make their cases

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published March 2, 2015

Sexual crimes reported

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published February 17, 2015

U clinical trial review postponed

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published December 8, 2014

Chicano and Latino Studies department problems persist

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published December 4, 2014

Faculty unionizers want support from students

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published December 1, 2014

Chicano, Latino department running on last fumes

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published November 24, 2014

New data system will ease work

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published November 19, 2014

New fed guidelines simplify grant awards process

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published November 17, 2014

Postdoctorates cope with instability

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published November 13, 2014

U apologizes for ‘fiesta’ event

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published November 12, 2014

University apologizes for culturally offensive event

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published November 11, 2014
A students votes at the Weisman Art Museum on Tuesday, Nov. 4th. Voter turnout statewide was about 50 percent, lower than the last two midterm elections.

Polls closed, votes scrutinized

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published November 6, 2014

Loan credit restrictions loosened

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published November 6, 2014

Candidates target campus in 11th hour of campaigning

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published November 3, 2014

Many students avoid loans

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published October 30, 2014

CLA to clump disciplines

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published October 28, 2014

Department close concerns students

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published October 23, 2014

Humphrey’s dean brings in big names

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published October 20, 2014

Out-of-state tuition will rise in fall

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published October 16, 2014

Staff survey helps U find areas to improve

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published October 14, 2014

Strategic plan gets faculty criticism

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published October 6, 2014

Faculty retirement deals grow

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published October 2, 2014

Union push met with skepticism

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published September 29, 2014

Course changes focus on global issues

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published September 25, 2014

University police sit on military-grade guns

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published September 23, 2014

Faculty continues fight against clinical trial review

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published September 10, 2014

ACT requirement could boost college apps

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published September 8, 2014

Private student information possibly accessed

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published September 5, 2014

International students could boost economy

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published September 4, 2014
Coleman started at the University in 2014.

CLA’s new leader excited to take the reins

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published September 2, 2014

Minnesota ACT scores highest in nation

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published August 27, 2014

Kahn, Noor set for tight primary in U area

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published August 6, 2014

5-story hotel prospects look promising

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published August 6, 2014

University researchers try to alleviate flooding

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published July 30, 2014

Prospect Park aims to be ‘community of the future’

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published July 30, 2014
Lyft driver Ben Leadholm, who's worked for the rides-haring company for four months, demonstrates how to find other Lyft cars on Monday in Minneapolis. City Council voted to legalize Lyft and other transportation network companies last Friday.

Minneapolis gives ride-sharing the green light

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published July 23, 2014

Area boards evolve, neighborhood interests remain

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published July 23, 2014
Craig Taylor, director of the University of Minnesota Office for Business and Community Economic Development and Business Technology Center, poses for a portrait at his office in the University Office Plaza on Friday. Taylor was nominated by Mayor Betsy Hodges to be the next director of the city’s Community Planning & Economic Development Department.

University development official set to transition to the city

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published July 16, 2014
A man looks at the building where Brueggers was located on 14th Avenue in Dinkytown on Thursday. Brueggers closed in June due to an increase in the retail space's rent rate.

Dinkytown vacancies don’t faze property, business owners

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published July 16, 2014

National bike study’s effects unclear

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published July 9, 2014
Patrick Moen gives a drink to a customer at Minneapolis Town Hall Brewery on Monday. Moen is one of many servers whose wages could be capped at $8 an hour if advocates continue pushing for a tipped employee tier next session.

Tipped worker pay stirs up minimum wage debate

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published July 9, 2014

Voter fraud possibility in Kahn, Noor race

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published July 3, 2014
President Barack Obama addresses the crowd during a town hall meeting at Minnehaha Park on June 26, 2014.

Obama uses Twin Cities stage as national soapbox

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published July 2, 2014
President Barack Obama addresses the crowd during a town hall meeting at Minnehaha Park on June 26, 2014.

Obama hosts Minneapolis town hall

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published June 26, 2014

New poll shows Dayton, Franken far ahead

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published June 18, 2014
Metropolitan Council members Wendy Wulff and Linda Higgins cut the ceremonial ribbon for the grand opening of the Green Line at Target Field Station on Saturday.

After years of work, light rail connects the Twin Cities

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published June 18, 2014

Obama expands student loan repayment plan

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published June 18, 2014
A passenger waits to board the Green Line at Target Field Station on Saturday. Despite the rain, the opening day of the Green Line drew large crowds to ride the new light rail between Minneapolis and St. Paul.

Green Line opens to gray skies

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published June 14, 2014

Uninsured Minnesotans at lowest

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published June 12, 2014
Rail operator Rolland Green drives a test train on the green line on Saturday. There will be a grand opening for the green line on Saturday, June 14.

Green Line makes last-minute fixes before grand opening

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published June 11, 2014
Former President Bill Clinton accepts the dean

Clinton packs Northrop, accepts award

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published June 11, 2014

2014 election party endorsements

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published June 4, 2014
A woman walks her bike past an area where a new bike trail will be built, Thursday afternoon. The new bike trail is the most expensive per mile that the city has ever built and will connect the University to downtown Minneapolis.

Final phase of bike-walk trail connects downtown to campus

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published June 4, 2014
The Metro Transit bus route 16 turns onto Washington Avenue on Monday. The Metro Green Line's grand opening is June 14 and will affect numerous routes that service campus, including the 3, 16 and 50.

Green Line opening changes bus routes

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published June 4, 2014

2014 legislative session roundup

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published May 28, 2014

Final bonding bill covers most University construction efforts

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published May 28, 2014

Minneapolis to consider Lyft and Uber ordinance

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published May 27, 2014

House and Senate reach agreement on bonding bill

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published May 19, 2014

Dayton, legislators agree on medical marijuana proposal

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published May 15, 2014

Franken introduces Net Price Calculator bill

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published May 2, 2014

US senator proposes bill to refinance student loans

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published April 29, 2014

U gauges study abroad safety risks

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published April 23, 2014

Franken, students talk college costs

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published April 21, 2014

Canadian teen arrested for Heartbleed hack

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published April 17, 2014
Conservative coulmist and writer Ann Coulter speeks anbout politics and other issues at Wiley Hall on Wednesday.

Crowd split on Coulter

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published April 9, 2014

GAPSA develops online platform

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published April 8, 2014
Newly elected MSA president Joelle Stangler discuss her future plans as with MSA at the Northrop Inside Out After Dark reception on Friday evening.

Stangler, Reichl win MSA election

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published April 7, 2014
Minnesota Student Association presidential candidate Abdisamed Awed, vice-presidential candidate Miguel Morales, presidential candidate Joelle Stangler and vice-presidential candidate John Reichl answer questions from the audience at the debate in Coffman Theater on Tuesday. The MSA election will take place April 2nd-4th.

Debate showcases MSA plans

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published March 26, 2014
GAPSA presidential candidates Scott Petty, left, and Alfonso Sintjago debate at Coffman Union in the President's Room on Monday night. Petty is the Vice President of University Relations for the Council of Graduate Students and Sintjago is Executive Vice President of GAPSA.

GAPSA hopefuls square off

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published March 25, 2014
MSA presidential candidates Joelle Stangler and Abdisamed Awed

Candidates share goals but not plans

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published March 13, 2014
Volunteer Tax Assistance Program volunteer Alissa Nordstrom, a senior finance major with an international business minor, helps former U student Janalyn Bump file her taxes in Hanson Hall on Saturday.

Groups weather tax season

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published March 6, 2014
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