News archive Search news articles by keyword Article topic - All topics -AlumniCampus & CommunityExpert AlertNews ReleaseRecognition & AwardsRecreation & AthleticsResearch & Academics Secondary topic - All secondary topics -AccessibilityAdvancementCampus lifeCivic engagementClimateConferencesCreative activityDiversity and inclusionGlensheenHealthInternshipLibraryStudent researchStudent successSustainabilityUndergraduate Research Opportunities ProgramWater college - All Colleges/Schools -College of Arts, Humanities, and Social SciencesCollege of Education and Human Service ProfessionsLabovitz School of Business and EconomicsSwenson College of Science and Engineering March 31, 2022 Study Reveals UMD's Significant Positive Impact on the Local Economy A new study shows UMD's economic impact on Minnesota’s Arrowhead Region and Douglas County, Wisconsin. March 12, 2022 Zooming to the Top Jay and JL Jackson make an impact March 3, 2022 Thermally modified wood finds upscale markets in the U.S. Natural Resources Research Institute's (NRRI’s) early research and testing help value-added materials take hold and take off. December 8, 2021 Southern flying squirrels are climate migrants NRRI scientists are starting a study to document the expanded range of the Southern flying squirrel. December 1, 2021 Signing Off at UMD, Signing On at WDSE After 64 years at UMD, KUMD is signing off and will sign back on as WDSE-FM. The sale of the radio station to WDSE.WRPT (PBS 8) is final on December 1, 2021. November 18, 2021 Expert Alert: The Economic Impact of Shopping Local Small Business Saturday is November 27, 2021, and with news of supply backups and holiday shortages, shopping locally is especially smart this year. November 4, 2021 NRRI's hybrid poplar wins praises for phytoremediation potential Fast-growing, disease-resistant trees hold potential for environmental clean-up. November 4, 2021 Chancellor Lynn Black Announces Retirement Chancellor Black is announcing his retirement after 12 years at UMD. October 13, 2021 “An Unprecedented Partnership” UMD robotic research being implemented in nursing homes. October 8, 2021 Beyond Generous Alumnus donates to support faculty in SCSE October 5, 2021 NRRI patents two bio-based binders from waste resources Waste birch bark and cranberry byproducts become binder product for a variety of materials. September 15, 2021 Mother’s Love and a Volunteer Career Peg Kepner leads a Rights for Disability Campaign First page « First Previous page ‹‹ … Page 31 Page 32 Page 33 Page 34 Current page 35 Page 36 Page 37 Page 38 Page 39 … Next page ›› Last page Last »
March 31, 2022 Study Reveals UMD's Significant Positive Impact on the Local Economy A new study shows UMD's economic impact on Minnesota’s Arrowhead Region and Douglas County, Wisconsin.
March 3, 2022 Thermally modified wood finds upscale markets in the U.S. Natural Resources Research Institute's (NRRI’s) early research and testing help value-added materials take hold and take off.
December 8, 2021 Southern flying squirrels are climate migrants NRRI scientists are starting a study to document the expanded range of the Southern flying squirrel.
December 1, 2021 Signing Off at UMD, Signing On at WDSE After 64 years at UMD, KUMD is signing off and will sign back on as WDSE-FM. The sale of the radio station to WDSE.WRPT (PBS 8) is final on December 1, 2021.
November 18, 2021 Expert Alert: The Economic Impact of Shopping Local Small Business Saturday is November 27, 2021, and with news of supply backups and holiday shortages, shopping locally is especially smart this year.
November 4, 2021 NRRI's hybrid poplar wins praises for phytoremediation potential Fast-growing, disease-resistant trees hold potential for environmental clean-up.
November 4, 2021 Chancellor Lynn Black Announces Retirement Chancellor Black is announcing his retirement after 12 years at UMD.
October 13, 2021 “An Unprecedented Partnership” UMD robotic research being implemented in nursing homes.
October 5, 2021 NRRI patents two bio-based binders from waste resources Waste birch bark and cranberry byproducts become binder product for a variety of materials.
September 15, 2021 Mother’s Love and a Volunteer Career Peg Kepner leads a Rights for Disability Campaign
