Story Archive Displaying 1 - 20 of 999 CategoryAgriculture and EnvironmentArchitecture and DesignArts and HumanitiesBusiness and ManagementCampus AffairsEducationHealthLaw and PolicyScience and TechnologySocial SciencesSports and Recreation News typeExpert AlertFeatureNews ReleaseResearch BriefTalking with U of M Feature A new kind of physician pipeline The BA/MD Scholars Program provides a unique pathway for students to become physicians. Feature Maroon and gold in the Olympics As the 2024 Summer Olympics commence in Paris, viewers can watch for a number of participants with University of Minnesota connections. Feature Experiential learning empowers community New hands-on learning opportunities enhance the Carlson School undergraduate experience and help local organizations. Feature Invasive species meet their match Find out how U of M researchers enlist science to defeat the species most dangerous to our land and waters. Feature Emulating Humphrey, trying to make lives better New graduate Harrison Maxwell became interested in urban planning and found a home for graduate school in the school named after his hero. Feature Creating meaningful engagement Civic engagement student Kat Rohn thinks often about how change happens and what leads to the most meaningful changes in our communities. Feature A clearer picture of DNA repair A young scientist studies how proteins repair chromosomal breaks—and help us become who we are. Feature Ready, set, go! From a revolutionary new paper-drying technique to a new take on cancer therapy, the “3-minute thesis” competition offers a glimpse into outstanding graduate student research. Feature Energy drink U of M researchers explore the energy potential of wastewater from breweries. Feature The chicken and the egg Myah Walker spent years working in commercial egg production and now serves with the Minnesota Board of Animal Health. Feature For these students, the past is urgent U of M students used their spring break to explore the history of the civil rights movement and its present-day effects on social justice. Feature Light at the end of a long, dark night After decades of battling depression, a patient finds the right doctor at the U of M. Feature Wild times Alumnus Olivia LeDee and the Midwest Climate Adaptation Science Center are helping fish and wildlife adapt to the changing climate. Feature Exploring design and cuisine in Singapore Design students experience a transformative learning abroad trip to Singapore. Feature Envisioning a future without brain tumors Triumph and tragedy inspired a career shift for one veterinary professor. Feature Thriving in the medical device industry A Master of Biological Sciences degree can help prepare students for a wide range of options in science, health care, and even medical school. Feature Empowering sport for all After injuries ended her playing career, PhD student uses research to help make sport a better place for all athletes. Feature Driven to make nursing a sustainable career With her newly earned PhD, Anna Pirsch hopes to nurture a new generation of nurses. Feature A life and a career in service If Master of Professional Studies in Sexual Health student Shaun Telepak sees a need, she finds a way to meet it. Feature A visionary for women’s health A surgeon teams up with grad students to defeat a debilitating affliction with a global reach. Pagination Current page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 … Next page Next › Last page Last »
Feature A new kind of physician pipeline The BA/MD Scholars Program provides a unique pathway for students to become physicians.
Feature Maroon and gold in the Olympics As the 2024 Summer Olympics commence in Paris, viewers can watch for a number of participants with University of Minnesota connections.
Feature Experiential learning empowers community New hands-on learning opportunities enhance the Carlson School undergraduate experience and help local organizations.
Feature Invasive species meet their match Find out how U of M researchers enlist science to defeat the species most dangerous to our land and waters.
Feature Emulating Humphrey, trying to make lives better New graduate Harrison Maxwell became interested in urban planning and found a home for graduate school in the school named after his hero.
Feature Creating meaningful engagement Civic engagement student Kat Rohn thinks often about how change happens and what leads to the most meaningful changes in our communities.
Feature A clearer picture of DNA repair A young scientist studies how proteins repair chromosomal breaks—and help us become who we are.
Feature Ready, set, go! From a revolutionary new paper-drying technique to a new take on cancer therapy, the “3-minute thesis” competition offers a glimpse into outstanding graduate student research.
Feature The chicken and the egg Myah Walker spent years working in commercial egg production and now serves with the Minnesota Board of Animal Health.
Feature For these students, the past is urgent U of M students used their spring break to explore the history of the civil rights movement and its present-day effects on social justice.
Feature Light at the end of a long, dark night After decades of battling depression, a patient finds the right doctor at the U of M.
Feature Wild times Alumnus Olivia LeDee and the Midwest Climate Adaptation Science Center are helping fish and wildlife adapt to the changing climate.
Feature Exploring design and cuisine in Singapore Design students experience a transformative learning abroad trip to Singapore.
Feature Envisioning a future without brain tumors Triumph and tragedy inspired a career shift for one veterinary professor.
Feature Thriving in the medical device industry A Master of Biological Sciences degree can help prepare students for a wide range of options in science, health care, and even medical school.
Feature Empowering sport for all After injuries ended her playing career, PhD student uses research to help make sport a better place for all athletes.
Feature Driven to make nursing a sustainable career With her newly earned PhD, Anna Pirsch hopes to nurture a new generation of nurses.
Feature A life and a career in service If Master of Professional Studies in Sexual Health student Shaun Telepak sees a need, she finds a way to meet it.
Feature A visionary for women’s health A surgeon teams up with grad students to defeat a debilitating affliction with a global reach.
