Story Archive Displaying 1 - 20 of 915 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 When your lifeline is a cancer-causing mutation A plucky patient survives two bouts of the disease—with a little help from a cancer gene. Feature A dedicated pathway to peace Since early in her life, graduate student Hortense Minishi has devoted herself to international human rights. Feature The science of Minnesota strawberries Fifty years of U of M research bears fruitful insights and advancements for this beloved fruit. Feature Spotting CMV Thanks in part to a U of M professor, a common cause of hearing loss in infants is now part of routine newborn screening in Minnesota. Feature Autistic, not sorry Isabelle Morris is using her lived experience of autism to shape the future of autism research. Feature Study of dementia adds crucial missing data on Native Americans Chippewa elders step forward to make knowledge about dementia more relevant for all. Feature Seeing mental health through a different lens The School of Nursing is partnering with law enforcement for clinical experiences in rural Minnesota. Feature Why we need more black therapists Psychology student Lanz Ulmer reflects on the importance of accessible mental health care to the Black community. Feature Three questions with Truman Scholars Carter Yost and Joleece Pecore Two University of Minnesota students selected for the prestigious Truman Scholarship talk about where they’ve been and what they hope to accomplish. Feature Design to save pollinators With pollinator populations on the decline, a Minnesota program is drawing on U of M expertise to make it easier for Minnesotans to incorporate pollinator-friendly plants. Feature A chance to ‘nerd out’ about policy issues Master’s student Gustave Stewart hopes to help make cities and communities healthier and more equitable. Feature Catching cancer with AI A graduate student builds a technology to improve the detection of melanoma and colorectal cancer. Feature Persistence, passion, and purpose Student Miguel Anselmo’s time as an undergraduate was marked by both growth and grief, but it put him on the path to finding his passion. Feature An advocate for energy justice Humphrey School student Alexa Carrera wants to help write energy policies that benefit everyone. Feature Supporting the U of M enhances rural health care access Supporting the U of M enhances rural health care access Feature The transformative power of education PhD alum Jenna Mitchler's international experiences help shape her educational mindset. Feature The doctor and the policy person After years of practicing medicine, Hannah Lichtsinn is pursuing a Master of Public Affairs to help lead change on big societal issues. Feature Cutting down cancer Years of research collaboration has produced successful therapies for brain cancer in dogs and laid the foundation for human treatment. Feature Leadership in Liberia Grad student Zamzam Dini’s efforts abroad provide insights into how best to support immigrant and refugee communities in Minnesota. Feature Design students and faculty partner to help kids with cancer In the fight against cancer, even the smallest things can make a world of difference. Pagination Current page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 … Next page Next › Last page Last »
Feature When your lifeline is a cancer-causing mutation A plucky patient survives two bouts of the disease—with a little help from a cancer gene.
Feature A dedicated pathway to peace Since early in her life, graduate student Hortense Minishi has devoted herself to international human rights.
Feature The science of Minnesota strawberries Fifty years of U of M research bears fruitful insights and advancements for this beloved fruit.
Feature Spotting CMV Thanks in part to a U of M professor, a common cause of hearing loss in infants is now part of routine newborn screening in Minnesota.
Feature Autistic, not sorry Isabelle Morris is using her lived experience of autism to shape the future of autism research.
Feature Study of dementia adds crucial missing data on Native Americans Chippewa elders step forward to make knowledge about dementia more relevant for all.
Feature Seeing mental health through a different lens The School of Nursing is partnering with law enforcement for clinical experiences in rural Minnesota.
Feature Why we need more black therapists Psychology student Lanz Ulmer reflects on the importance of accessible mental health care to the Black community.
Feature Three questions with Truman Scholars Carter Yost and Joleece Pecore Two University of Minnesota students selected for the prestigious Truman Scholarship talk about where they’ve been and what they hope to accomplish.
Feature Design to save pollinators With pollinator populations on the decline, a Minnesota program is drawing on U of M expertise to make it easier for Minnesotans to incorporate pollinator-friendly plants.
Feature A chance to ‘nerd out’ about policy issues Master’s student Gustave Stewart hopes to help make cities and communities healthier and more equitable.
Feature Catching cancer with AI A graduate student builds a technology to improve the detection of melanoma and colorectal cancer.
Feature Persistence, passion, and purpose Student Miguel Anselmo’s time as an undergraduate was marked by both growth and grief, but it put him on the path to finding his passion.
Feature An advocate for energy justice Humphrey School student Alexa Carrera wants to help write energy policies that benefit everyone.
Feature Supporting the U of M enhances rural health care access Supporting the U of M enhances rural health care access
Feature The transformative power of education PhD alum Jenna Mitchler's international experiences help shape her educational mindset.
Feature The doctor and the policy person After years of practicing medicine, Hannah Lichtsinn is pursuing a Master of Public Affairs to help lead change on big societal issues.
Feature Cutting down cancer Years of research collaboration has produced successful therapies for brain cancer in dogs and laid the foundation for human treatment.
Feature Leadership in Liberia Grad student Zamzam Dini’s efforts abroad provide insights into how best to support immigrant and refugee communities in Minnesota.
Feature Design students and faculty partner to help kids with cancer In the fight against cancer, even the smallest things can make a world of difference.
