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A University of Minnesota residency program is equipping veterinarians with vital training to tackle threats to public health in the U.S. and across the globe.

A new University of Minnesota survey finds vanilla ice cream is making a statement — with Gen Z leading the way — offering an early clue ahead of the University's upcoming 175th anniversary flavor reveal.

Cut it down. Spray it. Pull the seedlings. Buckthorn still finds a way to return. For decades, land managers have thrown nearly every tool they have at the tenacious invasive. University of Minnesota researchers are making progress towards biological control for common buckthorn, one of Minnesota's toughest invasive plants. 

University of Minnesota senior Margaret Xiao won one of science’s most coveted fellowships. The economics, computer science and data science major credits a network of faculty and mentors with preparing her for this moment.

School of Public Health data science student Griffin Roberts is passionate about building healthier, more connected communities.

From disease surveillance to food safety, University of Minnesota alumni and students are building a healthier world.

The University of Minnesota's Itasca Biological Station is a world-renowned destination for students seeking hands-on, place-based learning. Students run experiments and test hypotheses in the natural world, where they often experience a profound spark of inspiration alongside others with similar passions.

Aidan Thomason was looking for a public policy education focused on migration, human rights and “public service as something that’s virtuous.” She found it through the Master of Human Rights program.

Minnesota Carlson undergraduate students in the Impact Lab partnered with Dual Citizen Brewing Company to help promote its social mission and expand its reach through events.

Researchers have developed a new strategy that could help compostable plastics break down more quickly under everyday composting conditions, reducing the need for specialized industrial facilities.

Brennen Lishman talks about what it means to play a key role in the University of Minnesota Marching Band, and why he's excited to create an environment where everyone has what they need to succeed.

Associate professor Perle Zhitnitskiy uses virtual reality and artificial intelligence to immerse veterinary students in real-world experiences — and give them the freedom to fail and try again.