Systemwide
U of M continues to innovate and invest in Duluth to build rural health care workforce
Urgent shortages in Minnesota’s health care workforce are looming across the state as the Minnesota Department of Health reports one in three rural physicians plan to leave the workforce within the next five years. Similar trends are noted for nurses, emergency medical services and mental health providers.
Eight incredibly cool fall courses
Both new and returning students will soon continue their educational adventures at the University of Minnesota this fall, and when they do, they’ll have thousands of courses to choose from.
Are the Great Lakes Ready for the Next Oil Spill?
If you’re reading this, then it’s likely you’re one of the roughly 40 million people whose drinking water comes from the Great Lakes.
Kare 11: New project underway to stop invasive carp in Minnesota's waterways thanks to $12M investment
To help stop the spread of invasive carp, a deterrent system will be installed on the Mississippi River at Lock and Dam 5 near Winona.
Invasive species meet their match
Minnesota’s beloved waters, fish, forests, and other natural treasures are under attack from invaders like carp, spiny water fleas, zebra mussels, the emerald ash borer, and buckthorn.
Who is science for? SLAWR interns explore the complexities of tribally-focused research
The 2024 cohort of the Sustainable Land and Water Resources Research Experience for Undergraduates celebrated the end of their program by sharing poster presentations and elaborate StoryMaps.
University of Minnesota faculty to serve in White House Office of Science and Technology Policy and United States Global Change Research Program
Heidi Roop, is joining the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy on a temporary assignment as the Assistant Director for Climate Services
UMN Climate-Smart Municipalities Program receives National Sustainability Society Achievement Award
At its first national conference, the National Sustainability Society presented its 2024 Achievement Award to the University of Minnesota’s Climate-Smart Municipalities program.
Rising carbon dioxide and nitrogen pollution may jointly threaten biodiversity
Results from a decades-long field study in Minnesota reveal the dangerous impact of rising carbon dioxide and nitrogen pollution on grassland biodiversity.
Delta sends off first flight from MSP using sustainable camelina-based fuel
The Delta Air Lines flight flew from MSP to New York using fuel blended with winter camelina, a cover crop that Minnetonka-based Cargill helped grow.