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Just like fairgoers around the state, excitement is growing as the University of Minnesota prepares for the 2022 Great Minnesota Get-Together. 

Fourteen Gopher sports programs earned perfect Academic Progress Rate scores for 2020-21.

Bethany Hasz and Gable Steveson are the U of M's recipients of this year’s Big Ten Medal of Honor.

Three familiar names in Gopher sports won national championships as their seasons concluded: Gable Steveson in wrestling, Sarah Bacon in women’s diving, and Max McHugh in men’s swimming.

The Golden Gopher men’s hockey team continued its electric run in 2022, beating Western Michigan to advance to the Frozen Four in Boston.

In a span of eight days, the women’s hockey, men’s hockey, and women’s indoor track and field teams all claimed conference titles.

Minnesota's new Graduate Success Rate leads all Power Five–conference public institutions.

Christopher Lundstrom, a lecturer in the School of Kinesiology, shares tips on how runners can approach running in cold temperatures.

The Golden Gophers bounced Wisconsin out of the Big Ten title game, giving fans ample reasons to jump [around] and cheer.

Fans young and old reveled in the chance to fill Huntington Bank Stadium to watch the Gophers in person again.

Four athletes with ties to the University of Minnesota will be competing at the Paralympic Games in Tokyo.

Gable Steveson’s miraculous last-second victory in wrestling brings a second gold medal for University of Minnesota athletes.

Sarah Bacon won her third and fourth national championships in diving, and Gable Steveson claimed his first national title as a heavyweight wrestler.

The women’s gymnastics team captures crown with record-breaking team score, and Lexy Ramler is named Gymnast of the Year.