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All content by Keaton Schmitt

Study finds link between obesity and depression relapse

by Keaton Schmitt
Published November 14, 2016

U researchers to examine racial disparities in senior care

by Ryan Faircloth and Keaton Schmitt
Published November 3, 2016

U research team to study high rate of African American maternal death

by Keaton Schmitt
Published October 31, 2016

New mobile app could help students with non-crisis depression cases

by Keaton Schmitt
Published October 17, 2016

University lab working to develop synthetic life

by Keaton Schmitt
Published October 14, 2016
Source: Boyton health services & substance abuse and mental health services administration

U reflects changing national drug trends, slump in high-risk drinking

by Keaton Schmitt
Published October 10, 2016

University research tracks source of cancer mutation

by Keaton Schmitt
Published October 8, 2016
Containers holding heart valve implants sit in the University's Department of Biomedical Engineering on Oct. 3, 2016. The implants are designed to fit many patients rather than requiring an individual's own cells to grow.

University of Minnesota researchers have created a new, artificial artery that can grow on its own

by Keaton Schmitt
Published October 4, 2016

University student fends off robbery attempt

by Keaton Schmitt
Published September 30, 2016
Hydrogeologist for the Minnesota Department of Health Virginia Yingling explains data on local water to visitors at a public meeting at Oakland Middle School on Sept. 19 2016.

University lab seeks solution for pesky PFCs

by Keaton Schmitt
Published September 26, 2016

University research sheds light on banned antibacterial soap compound

by Keaton Schmitt
Published September 22, 2016
Tanya Bailey from the Animal-Assisted Interaction Programs holds Woodstock, a therapy chicken, Monday, Dec. 9, 2012 at the Learning and Environmental Sciences building in St. Paul. Woodstock, one of the founding members of PAWS, passed away earlier this month.

Woodstock the therapy chicken dies at 10

by Keaton Schmitt
Published September 19, 2016

HPV vaccine rates 50 percent under target in state, nationwide

by Keaton Schmitt
Published September 12, 2016

With new funding, researchers look to decipher brain

by Keaton Schmitt
Published September 12, 2016

New leap for cancer research

by Keaton Schmitt
Published May 4, 2016
Six-year-old John Donohoo, left, and Kelly Hannon assemble a 3D printed prosthetic hand with cousin Elizabeth Moy, a member of Engineering World Health. The student group hosted Giving a Hand, an event at which attendees built prosthetic hands for children in Honduras and Tanzania, in Moos Tower on Saturday.

Engineering student group lends a 3D-printed helping hand

by Keaton Schmitt
Published May 2, 2016

State, city look to honor late Minneapolis pop icon

by Keaton Schmitt
Published April 27, 2016
Dean of the College of Food, Agriculture and Natural Resources Brian Buhr speaks at the groundbreaking ceremony for the new Bell Museum on the St. Paul Campus on Friday morning.

Officials break ground on new Bell Museum

by Keaton Schmitt
Published April 25, 2016

Model helps businesses track ‘greenness’ of supply chain

by Keaton Schmitt
Published April 21, 2016
Ph.D Brad Holschuh displays a mechanism which is able to expand or compress on command in McNeal Hall Monday. The technology would be used in compression clothing.

U to develop auto-compression clothes

by Keaton Schmitt
Published April 19, 2016

Recommendation equation wins U team global honor

by Keaton Schmitt
Published April 13, 2016

National initiative will weave technology into smart fabrics

by Keaton Schmitt
Published April 11, 2016

U lab fuses its research approaches

by Keaton Schmitt
Published April 7, 2016

Sexual assault in Marcy- Holmes

by Keaton Schmitt
Published April 5, 2016

U public relations looks to speed up data request response

by Keaton Schmitt
Published April 5, 2016

Study shows truck drivers with untreated apnea at risk

by Keaton Schmitt
Published March 30, 2016

U team improves bioreactors to clean up fertilizer runoff

by Keaton Schmitt
Published March 28, 2016
Post doctoral associate Slyvie Pailloux displays a result to chemistry professor Valerie Pierre in their research lab in Kolthoff hall Friday. The research team is working on creating a new test for bacterial infections that would provide results much quicker.

New test targets infections

by Keaton Schmitt
Published March 28, 2016

Earth app explains landforms

by Keaton Schmitt
Published March 22, 2016

U lab fights spread of invasive species

by Keaton Schmitt
Published March 10, 2016
MSA members, students, and concerned citizens fill room 3-120 of the Molecular and Cellular Biology building on Tuesday for to be a part of the discussion on two proposed resolutions regarding divestment at the University.

MSA declines vote on resolutions

by Keaton Schmitt
Published March 9, 2016

U experiments at Duluth mine winding down

by Keaton Schmitt
Published March 2, 2016

U lab develops bacteria-aided plastic production method

by Keaton Schmitt
Published February 29, 2016

Rubio rallies around electability

by Keaton Schmitt
Published February 24, 2016

U research focuses on retroviruses

by Keaton Schmitt
Published February 22, 2016

U researchers contribute to historical physics breakthrough

by Keaton Schmitt
Published February 18, 2016

Researchers probe power of nanotech

by Keaton Schmitt
Published February 11, 2016

Research develops roadmap

by Keaton Schmitt
Published February 8, 2016

Researchers find unseen planet in Earth’s solar system

by Keaton Schmitt
Published February 4, 2016
Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders pumps his fist into the air, greeting a crowd of nearly fifteen thousand supporters who attended his rally at the St. Paul RiverCentre on Tuesday evening.

Thousands turn out for Bernie

by Keaton Schmitt
Published January 27, 2016

New collab. opens drone tech for all

by Keaton Schmitt
Published January 25, 2016
Children attempt to tug plates apart at the Physics Circus in Northrop Auditorium on Thursday. The event, hosted by the Physics Force, aimed to entertain and educate children through a variety of physical science performances.

Big top brings physics to little ones

by Keaton Schmitt
Published January 18, 2016

Sorority chapter to return to campus after 40 years

by Keaton Schmitt
Published December 16, 2015

National fraternity conference reboots outreach

by Keaton Schmitt
Published December 15, 2015

Four new professors to join RIGS departments

by Keaton Schmitt
Published December 9, 2015

U leaders denounce hoax page

by Keaton Schmitt
Published December 8, 2015

History prof dies at age 90

by Keaton Schmitt
Published December 2, 2015
The Aurora Center's newly appointed Men's Engagement Coordinator Jeni Kolb poses for portraits inside Appleby Hall on Tuesday.

Aurora hires new men’s coordinator

by Keaton Schmitt
Published November 25, 2015
Mitch Kelly, the newly elected president of the University of Minnesota's Interfraternity Council, poses on the balcony of the Weisman Art Museum on Friday afternoon.

Campus IFC president elected

by Keaton Schmitt
Published November 24, 2015

New conference pushes for diverse student leadership

by Keaton Schmitt
Published November 19, 2015
Junior Natasha Moore, a communications agent of the African-American & African Studies program, kicks off the demonstration hosted by the University's Black Student Union outside of Coffman Memorial Union on Thursday.

U students assemble to support Mizzou protesters

by Keaton Schmitt
Published November 16, 2015

Conference to address ethics for research

by Keaton Schmitt
Published November 11, 2015

U rejects paratransit expansion plans again

by Keaton Schmitt
Published November 4, 2015
(left) Members of Students Supporting Israel gather outside Northrop on Friday to show their support for Israel. The group held the rally to protest terrorism.(right) Amanda Hassan shows her support for Palestine at a demonstration near Northrop on Friday, where Students Supporting Israel also held a rally. "There can be no peace without justice, so I am here to show solidarity with the Palestinian people facing injustices in their occupied territory," she said.

Online conflicts spur simultaneous student demonstrations

by Keaton Schmitt
Published November 2, 2015

CLA boosts freshman research

by Keaton Schmitt
Published October 29, 2015

Chapters help mental wellness

by Keaton Schmitt
Published October 28, 2015

University suspends fraternity

by Keaton Schmitt
Published October 22, 2015
Dean of the College of Liberal Arts John Colman answers a question posed by journalist and University of Minnesota alumna Mary Lahammer as part of The Road Ahead 2.0 event in the McNamara Alumni Center on Wednesday evening.

CLA advances on track

by Keaton Schmitt
Published October 15, 2015
Dan Hnilicka of the University of Minnesota's Raptor Center gives a treat to Casper the Red-tailed Hawk outside of the Weisman Art Museum on Tuesday. Raptor Center staff answered questions about birds and allowed students to observe and take photos as a part of the University of Minnesota's Nature Heals: 30x30 program.

Nature program nurtures

by Keaton Schmitt
Published October 14, 2015
Panelists (left to right) Keith Garcia, Lamar Hylton and Gavin Grivna speak on diversity and toxic masculinity at Fraser Hall on Thursday evening.

Masculinity talks continue

by Keaton Schmitt
Published October 13, 2015

Students seek expansion of paratransit

by Keaton Schmitt
Published October 7, 2015
Freshman Moaaz Elmubark (right) gets food at the Al-Madinah Cultural Center hosted "Eidrageous" dinner at the Weisman Art Museum on Thursday evening.

Students fight stereotypes

by Keaton Schmitt
Published October 5, 2015

Black greek orgs want to up members

by Keaton Schmitt
Published October 1, 2015
The Armory exterior on Friday. Although the exterior appears in good condition, the rifle range inside has been closed down due to lead contamination.

Faculty target Armory repairs

by Keaton Schmitt
Published September 28, 2015
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