Dylan Anderson
Articles
FBI investigating scene at the Marshall apartments in Dinkytown
A hazardous materials team with the Federal Bureau of Investigation has been flown in to process the scene of an unconfirmed ricin poisoning at the Marshall apartment complex in Dinkytown.
Gender equity policy passes University Senate
The proposed policy on gender identity passed in the University of Minnesota SenateThursday.
Vice Provost McMaster's reach extends across University map
Robert McMaster loves maps. He is surrounded by them: a globe in his office and framed maps on the walls. Maps even decorate many of the ties he wears.
UMPD searching for suspicious male on East Bank
University of Minnesota Police are searching for a "suspicious" man, possibly carrying a weapon, on the East Bank campus Sunday morning.
Faculty committees limit access to sensitive discussions
With sensitive topics circling through University Senate committee meetings, some discussions are shuttered to the public and meeting minutes go unpublished for months.
UMN researchers organize against global pig virus
An outbreak of African swine fever in China is worrying officials about its potential to spread to the United States, which could deliver a devastating blow to the agriculture industry.
Man dies after being run over by Green Line train in Stadium Village
A man died after falling from the Stadium Village light rail station as a train departed early Saturday morning, according to Metro Transit Police.
UMN student sues Chinese billionaire Richard Liu, alleging rape
A University of Minnesota student filed a lawsuit accusing Chinese billionaire Richard Liu of sexual assault last summer, according to a complaint filed in Hennepin County District Court on Tuesday.
As farm income declines, optimism grows out of UMN
Keith Yorek grew up on a dairy farm near Little Falls, Minnesota. In 2006, his parents had a plan: they would rent a barn down the road and put Yorek and his three siblings in charge of a herd of 35 cows. He was 10 years old at the time; his oldest brother was just 15.
New UMN program hunts for policy addressing wildlife crisis
Seeing inaction on the spread of a neurological animal disease, University of Minnesota researchers are ramping up a new program to bolster policy controlling the health emergency.