I am driven to grow more food with fewer resources
James Bradeen is working to reduce the need for chemical inputs for crop production, resulting in more sustainable and more durable agriculture. We’re working to grow more food with fewer resources.
Forever Green Initiative takes root
U scientists are working together to develop the next generation of crops. Learn more about the initiative.
An accountant who’s fighting global hunger
U of M graduate student Caroline Jones wants to use her accounting skills to help people in need. Read more about Jones.
We are #UMNdriven
“Together, we can create a world where we are aware of our privileges and inclusive and respectful of each other’s social identities.”
Aravind B., ’17
Political Science and Economics
“Leaders step out of their comfort zones and take on challenges in order to create an inspiring vision of the future. One valuable lesson from my undergraduate experience has been learning how to be inclusive and transparent in my communication with others.”
Maryan G., ’18
Business and Marketing Education
“We can promote healing and self-expression.”
Patricia C-P., MBA
“Scholars—we need to work with communities to solve their problems.”
Diego G-H., Ph.D
Family Social Science
“I find inspiration from activists in my community who, in the wake of social injustices, choose everyday to lend their voices to those who’ve gone unheard.”
Lydia N., ’17
Sociology: Law, Criminology, and Deviance
“It’s important for all communities to recognize our interconnectedness on our journey toward social justice.”
Raven Z., ’17
Political Science and Sociology: Law, Criminology, and Deviance
“We can advance cultural understanding and health for all.”
Zineb A., ’17
Neuroscience and Spanish Studies
Events
- January
15: Faculty/Guest Recital: Lydia Artymiw & Marcy Rosen – Mendelssohn's complete cello & piano works
2:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. - until
March 25: EXHIBITION | What I Think About - January
18: Open Mic Night
5:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. - January
19: How will you make the world better?
12:00 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. - January
19: The Surprise of Trump's Election: Polling, Election Analysis, and Populism
12:30 p.m. – 1:45 p.m. - January
19: Jan Sip of Science: Monitoring Harmful Algae Concentrations using Multi-Satellite Observations
5:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.
