Independent entity to ease international relations by Jessie Bekker Published October 29, 2014 The new buffer will help University research comply with other countries’ laws.
U hospital set to provide Ebola care by Cody Nelson Published October 27, 2014 The West Bank facility is one of four across Minnesota that are ready to treat the deadly virus.
Countries away, helping farmers by Parker Lemke Published October 27, 2014 A company founded by University alumni is targeting water scarcity and improving agricultural practices in India.
MN groups set up Ebola aid, outreach by Sarah Connor Published October 14, 2014 Some business owners have told a local task force that fears of the virus have affected sales.
University officials monitor Ebola outbreak in West Africa by Haley Hansen Published September 8, 2014 Following the Centers for Disease Control’s guidelines, students are advised against traveling to affected areas.
World turns to University professor amid Ebola outbreak by Kaylee Kruschke Published September 3, 2014 Michael Osterholm is an expert in infectious disease epidemiology.
Kaler, admins expand partnership in Norway by Blair Emerson Published September 2, 2014 The University's president discussed expanding a longstanding academic alliance with two Norwegian schools.
Bill to ease money transfers to East Africa by Kevin Karner Published September 2, 2014 A federal bill signed last month will streamline oversight of money transfers, but locals involved say problems persist.
To prevent genocide, researchers look to the past by Haley Hansen Published April 21, 2014 Studying the genocide in Rwanda may reveal warning signs of future atrocities.
Research network measures grasslands by Kristoffer Tigue Published March 26, 2014 University ecologists say the network will show how fossil fuels and fertilizers are affecting grasslands on a large scale.
