According to researchers, young adults experiencing food insecurity have been more likely to face discrimination and feel unsafe in their neighborhoods.

The Child Removal Survey looks at how the federal government upended Native American communities and how they have sought healing.

The Center for Urban and Regional Affairs published a report analyzing interviews from 112 north Minneapolis residents.

As part of the Minnesota Biodiversity Atlas, the University plans to scan and upload almost a million plants.

Through the University Insect Collection, the Department of Natural Resources seeks to track and analyze the impact of the climate crisis on bees native to the state.

The funding will go towards production costs and purchasing equipment for the center.

The Terrestrial Parasite Tracker will allow scientists around the nation to access data about parasitic bugs.

University researchers work to clone and propagate elm trees to combat the killer fungus.

In breeding genetically sterile males, researchers aim to develop a new genetic pesticide.

The University of Minnesota is currently collaborating with the U.S. Department of Defense and nonprofit organization BioMADE.