School of Public Health students take to the field to identify pests like mosquitos and ticks to see what disease-causing pathogens they are able to transmit.

Dayton Steele with the Carlson School of Management is available to comment on how AI is changing the holiday shopping season for retailers and customers.

How the Instagram account “Turkeys Of UMN” came to be and how, five years later, the people behind it are still sharing ...

Like a TED Talk in a pressure cooker, University of Minnesota graduate students deliver concise, impassioned presentations of ...

For most of the year, Nikko Grossapoulos, ‘15 DVM, cares for the familiar animals of the muggle world. But for one week a year, the University of Minnesota College of Veterinary Medicine alumnus ...

The holiday season can be a warm and joy-filled time with family and friends. However, many people report elevated stress ...

A first-generation student in American Indian Studies talks about why she chose the University of Minnesota Twin Cities and ...

It’s an owl? It’s a hawk? No, it’s a northern hawk owl! A new raptor ambassador is joining The Raptor Center’s education team, and she is sure to delight bird lovers. In August 2025, The Raptor Center ...

For the past several decades, the American economy has seen consistently widening wage gaps. Highly-educated and specially trained workers have seen their salaries steadily rise, while less-educated ...

By hacking bacterial languages, an interdisciplinary research team explores the potential for new treatments and a deeper ...