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Tax credit would urge gifts to schools
Legislators proposed a plan Thursday to generate more revenue for the University through private donations.
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Jury sees video of crime scene
Prosecuting attorneys presented jury members Thursday with their first look at the scene of University student Kami Talley's murder. Later, a Minneapolis police officer testified that a thumbprint on a central piece of evidence matched that of Louis Cardona "Butch" Buggs, the man accused of killing Talley.
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Bakery caught in labor dispute
Bruegger's Bagel Bakery responded Thursday to the publicized boycott of the chain by the Carpenters Council of Southern Minnesota.
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Weight loss drugs could help diabetics
Appetite suppressants might take away more than just late afternoon hunger pangs. A current University study is exploring whether or not they can effectively treat type II diabetes.
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Old computer programs create demand in field
While Prince might party when it's 1999, his accountant could be busy trying to salvage the Minnesota musician's tax records from computer oblivion.
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Literacy, literature celebrated during Black History Month
University staff and students will kick off Black History Month by joining more than 1 million readers in the United States, the Virgin Islands, Ghana and Kenya in their first African-American Read-In.
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