Feature Addressing gender equity in city transportation A University of Minnesota student is taking a new approach to help cities address the transportation needs of different genders.
Feature Law students help family gain asylum Thanks to the diligence of U of M law students, a Mexican family that escaped cartel members is making a new home in Minnesota.
Feature Taking law into their own hands A U of M law degree opens doors to more than courtrooms and boardrooms.
News Release New report from the Humphrey School of Public Affairs explores the challenges of Minnesota’s aging workforce A Humphrey School of Public Affairs report offers recommendations on how to address the state’s workforce needs.
Faculty Profile James W. Begun James W. Begun is a 2018-19 Graduate and Professional Teaching Award Winner
News Release Celebrating creativity, Humphrey School recognizes 10 state government projects with annual innovation awards The awards recognize 10 projects that find innovative solutions to address the needs of Minnesota residents.
Talking with U of M Talking the impact of stressful commutes with UMN Betty Zhou conducted research on the impact of stressful commutes and explains how it can impact workers and employers.
Research Brief The happiest mode of transportation? That would be cycling. In a study, researchers found cycling is the happiest mode of transport, while public transit is the least happy.
News Release Advocates for equity, free speech are 2019 Humphrey Leadership Awardees 17th annual awards recognize inclusion in advancing the common good.
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