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University of Minnesota and Essentia Health share bold new vision for healthcare in Minnesota

The University of Minnesota and Essentia Health share the framework for a bold vision to write the next chapter of healthcare for all Minnesotans.

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Supporting the counseling needs of the unhoused

Returning to college at nearly 70 might seem extraordinary, but Gail Nord was driven to make a difference by what she saw in her own Minneapolis neighborhood.

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A weekend for champions

The University of Minnesota Spirit Squad brought home two more national titles this weekend at the Cheerleading & Dance Team National Championships in Orlando.

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University of Minnesota scientist receives nation’s highest award for science and mathematics mentors

Professor Maria Gini is among 25 to receive the Presidential Award for Excellence in Science, Mathematics and Engineering Mentoring

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Accelerating a career in forensics

A flexible master’s program helped this U of M student to quickly advance in her career fighting crime—from the lab.

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Making an impact abroad

College of Veterinary Medicine assistant professor puts her veterinary expertise to work beyond borders as a member of the U.S. Army Reserve.

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University of Minnesota presents the 44th Annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Tribute Concert: Light Transforming Darkness

On Sunday, January 19, 2025 at 3 p.m. the University of Minnesota will present the 44th Annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Tribute Concert, themed “Light Transforming Darkness.”

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U of M student-athletes match second-best grad rates in school history

U of M student-athletes have matched the second-best Graduation Success Rate (GSR) in school history, with 95 percent of athletes graduating within six years of starting school. 

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CIDRAP develops state-of-the-art preparedness report for possible chronic wasting disease spillover

Report identifies gaps in CWD spillover preparedness and offers recommendations to improve disease research, surveillance and response

Research Brief

Hospital use of AI tools analyzed for accuracy and biases

New research from the University of Minnesota School of Public Health sheds light on how hospitals in the U.S. are using artificial intelligence to perform daily tasks. 

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University of Minnesota leads effort to track bird flu’s threat to Minnesota wildlife

Expedited funds approved by Governor Walz support a new statewide wildlife health network to monitor highly pathogenic avian influenza 

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Two University of Minnesota scientists honored with National Medal of Science

On January 3, 2025, the Biden White House presented Professors R. Lawrence Edwards and David Tilman with the nation’s highest scientific award.

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Working for the Northside

Colleges across the University of Minnesota are helping bring jobs and opportunities to North Minneapolis.

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Becoming a ‘Northern Light’ of computer science education

College of Education and Human Development collaborative works to address computer science inequities.

Research Brief

Ethical conflict leads to health care worker burnout

A variety of factors including long hours and stressful working conditions cause a high rate of turnover and burnout among U.S. health care workers. 

Expert Alert

Tips for a healthier new year

Joanne Slavin, a professor in the College of Food, Agricultural and Natural Resource Sciences, and Katie Schuver, a lecturer in the College of Education and Human Development, provide expert commentary on effective goals for healthy eating and prioritizing strong movement. 
 

Talking with U of M

Talking tech industry trends with U of M

Information technology is a rapidly changing field that impacts every industry in Minnesota. Colin Miller, faculty director for information technology infrastructure programs in the College of Continuing and Professional Studies, answers questions about the changes and trends Minnesotans can expect to see in the tech industry. 
 

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Minnesota Masonic Charities extends U of M investments to include healthy aging

Minnesota Masonic Charities publicly announced a transformative new gift to the U of M this week, growing the organization’s total investments in the University to $195 million.

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U of M highlights impact of groundbreaking research, world-class education and statewide community collaboration

The Board of Regents reviewed the University's annual performance and accountability report, which emphasized U of M progress in advancing its mission and commitment to Minnesotans as part of its December 2024 meetings.

 

 

Research Brief

Chronic exposure to air pollution associated with increased risk of blood clots

Air pollution can contribute to several diseases, including asthma, lung disease and cancer. A new study from the University of Minnesota School of Public Health, published in Blood, shows a link between air pollution and potentially life-threatening blood clotting diseases.