Remnant red pine stumps with evidence of fire-scarring (lower left) and cultural-modification (top) on Wisconsin and Minnesota Points. The peel scar (lower right) was created in the spring of 1842, ...

College of Food, Agricultural and Natural Resource Sciences students traveled to Central America and the Bahamas.

Families are navigating days full of classes and extracurriculars as students head back to school this fall. Kate Walker, youth development state specialist at University of Minnesota Extension, ...

After her first year at Minnesota Law, Jessica Gao ’17 knew she didn’t want to be a litigator going to court every day. So instead, she turned her focus to transactional law. In her final year, Gao ...

A new user experience (UX) major is just one of many new and upcoming offerings from UMN. Here, students designed an AR/VR experience for IKEA that lets customers experiment with new furniture designs ...

Lesions and staining from a fungal infection of dying buckthorn in the field. Credit: Domini Brown University of Minnesota researchers are studying the use of fungi as a tool to control invasive ...

The University of Minnesota is excited to welcome over 12,000 new students, as well as tens of thousands of returning students across the state for the 2025-2026 academic year. Incoming students are ...

Based on research from Professor Jian-Ping Wang, Niron Magnetics is reshaping the magnet industry. When it comes to the invisible forces shaping modern technology, few are more powerful, or ...

University of Minnesota Twin Cities scientists and partners are working with 40 organic vegetable producers to implement cover crops in their high tunnel systems and improve soil health for long-term ...