Story Archive Displaying 81 - 100 of 980 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 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. Feature Encountering art across America Viewing world-famous art without the filter of a screen or a print is an experience not everyone can have, but for one student, it was life-changing. Feature Nurturing nature Grad student Lucas Rapisarda leads a program for immigrants combining nature learning with adult English language courses. Feature A medical student’s book teaches kids to appreciate differences “The Way We Play,” by medical student Hugh Burke and Kylie Donohue, uses familiar animals to teach acceptance and teamwork. Feature Blending business and the arts Colin Bracewell combines his love of music with business to fuel his budding indie-pop career. Feature Fighting wildfires on an all-female crew U of M student Amital Shaver spent the summer learning to fight wildfires with an all-female crew. Feature A healing path for healers Through storytelling, physicians and physicians-to-be replenish their wells of meaning and purpose. Feature At the intersection of art and science PhD student Maria Park’s fascination with the living world informed her science and inspired her creative endeavors. Feature Creativity and the brain A study yields insights into how creativity could influence young people’s mental health and well-being. Feature Caring for lives at both ends of the leash MPH student John Geller’s Street Dog Coalition provides healthcare to the pets of people affected by homelessness—and to some of the owners, too. Feature Bringing her knowledge home International Fulbright student Shaghek Manjikian is focusing on arbitration at the U of M Law School. Feature Academically and adventure bound Doctoral student Natalie Warren has published Hudson Bay Bound, a book about her adventure as part of a two-woman team that canoed from Minneapolis to Hudson Bay. Feature Two more national championships for dance team The University of Minnesota dance team has claimed two more national titles—in Division 1A Jazz and Division 1A Pom. Feature Gophers reach new high for academic success University of Minnesota student-athletes have recorded the highest team grade-point averages in school history. Feature Researching menstrual health in the Dominican Republic Madeline Weinkauf’s research has led to corporate aid, media attention, and legislative discussion. Feature Students lead ultra-fast telescope project The nimble new telescopes will be the first to catch mergers of black holes and neutron stars in the act. Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous … Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Current page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 … Next page Next › Last page Last »
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.
Feature Encountering art across America Viewing world-famous art without the filter of a screen or a print is an experience not everyone can have, but for one student, it was life-changing.
Feature Nurturing nature Grad student Lucas Rapisarda leads a program for immigrants combining nature learning with adult English language courses.
Feature A medical student’s book teaches kids to appreciate differences “The Way We Play,” by medical student Hugh Burke and Kylie Donohue, uses familiar animals to teach acceptance and teamwork.
Feature Blending business and the arts Colin Bracewell combines his love of music with business to fuel his budding indie-pop career.
Feature Fighting wildfires on an all-female crew U of M student Amital Shaver spent the summer learning to fight wildfires with an all-female crew.
Feature A healing path for healers Through storytelling, physicians and physicians-to-be replenish their wells of meaning and purpose.
Feature At the intersection of art and science PhD student Maria Park’s fascination with the living world informed her science and inspired her creative endeavors.
Feature Creativity and the brain A study yields insights into how creativity could influence young people’s mental health and well-being.
Feature Caring for lives at both ends of the leash MPH student John Geller’s Street Dog Coalition provides healthcare to the pets of people affected by homelessness—and to some of the owners, too.
Feature Bringing her knowledge home International Fulbright student Shaghek Manjikian is focusing on arbitration at the U of M Law School.
Feature Academically and adventure bound Doctoral student Natalie Warren has published Hudson Bay Bound, a book about her adventure as part of a two-woman team that canoed from Minneapolis to Hudson Bay.
Feature Two more national championships for dance team The University of Minnesota dance team has claimed two more national titles—in Division 1A Jazz and Division 1A Pom.
Feature Gophers reach new high for academic success University of Minnesota student-athletes have recorded the highest team grade-point averages in school history.
Feature Researching menstrual health in the Dominican Republic Madeline Weinkauf’s research has led to corporate aid, media attention, and legislative discussion.
Feature Students lead ultra-fast telescope project The nimble new telescopes will be the first to catch mergers of black holes and neutron stars in the act.