Moira Villiard has spent most of her life creating art, much of it with a social justice underpinning. The Master of Human Rights program is helping to expand her views on the issues she cares most about.
The liberal arts play a key role in understanding and scrutinizing artificial intelligence, and at the College of Liberal Arts, there’s no shortage of innovative thinking about its rise.
Local journalism is an integral part of healthy communities across Minnesota. Unlike national news organizations, local outlets keep you and your neighbors informed about elections, events and other important community updates.
During its February 2025 meetings, the Board of Regents will review the value and impact of University of Minnesota art and experiential learning opportunities across the state.
On Sunday, January 19, 2025 at 3 p.m. the University of Minnesota will present the 44th Annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Tribute Concert, themed “Light Transforming Darkness.”
This new course, expected to launch in mid-2025, aims to increase awareness and knowledge of Tribal Nations in Minnesota, their history and traditions, and contemporary Tribal life and governance.
As the holiday season approaches, bakers across the state are bringing out their cookbooks in search of traditional favorite recipes and potential new desserts that could delight friends, family and neighbors.
U of M Twin Cities juniors Joleece Pecore and Carter Yost are among the 62 Truman Scholars announced today by the Harry S. Truman Scholarship Foundation.
