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Study in sobriety
After getting sober himself, Keith Clepper knew he wanted to help other people stay sober too. The University's Inter-College Program gave him a way to do just that by letting him devise a degree with real-world applications.
Flush with Fulbrights
The University of Minnesota is tied for 15th among the top producers of Fulbright Students in the nation, according to recent rankings, and boasts a very high application success rate.
2009 H1N1 Flu
The U is committed to the health and safety of its students, faculty, and staff. On its H1N1 flu information page, you can monitor events as they develop and find timely information.
Into Africa
Larisa Garski (BA '09) studied abroad spring 2008 in Senegal, West Africa. She went, in her words, "to learn, to grow, and to be a positive part of the lives that I touched there and to let the people there be a positive part of mine."
Raising the baton
Foster Beyers, Christina Chen-Beyers, and Jeffrey Specht are preparing to take on the challenge of conducting an opera by Igor Stravinsky. The students will present three of the Russian composer's works in University Opera Theatre's "Stravinsky in Paris."
Upgrading Itasca
Students (here crossing the Mississippi at its source) get their feet wet as researchers at the University's Itasca Biological Station and Laboratories. Now, this centenarian jewel of the North Woods is feeling its age.
