The University of Minnesota announced today that all of its campuses are planning to return to fully on-campus operations the coming Fall 2021 semester.
The emerald ash borer has become the most devastating invasive forest insect in the United States, killing hundreds of millions of ash trees at a cost of hundreds of millions of dollars.
School of Nursing Professor Eunice Areba found that prevention programs in schools can reduce suicide ideation and attempts among Somali, Latino, Hmong and Non-Hispanic white adolescents.
In recent years, this concerning phenomenon has been on the rise, and U of M researchers predict it will amplify even more in the coming decades as climate change intensifies.
Current Associate Vice President for Research and Professor Michael Oakes will serve as interim vice president for research after Cramer leaves his position on June 1.
Comet Catalina is helping explain more about our own origins as it becomes apparent that comets like Catalina could have been an essential source of carbon on planets like Earth and Mars during the early formation of the solar system.
With the University’s systemwide strategic plan, MPact 2025, now in place, the University of Minnesota Board of Regents will launch a series of campus-specific conversations to discuss alignment with the broader plan.
American green treefrogs are able to pinpoint a mating call from a potential mate by inflating their lungs to reduce their eardrums’ sensitivity to other noise — including muffling other species’ mating calls — according to new research from the University of Minnesota.
After assembling a complete genome from a new breed of cannabis, University of Minnesota and Sunrise Genetics researchers found that high-CBD “hemp” plants have a mostly marijuana genome.
U of M President Joan Gabel announces the President’s Initiative for Student Mental Health (PRISMH), the University’s first systemwide initiative dedicated to a holistic approach to this significant public health issue.
