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This spring, Dr. Jillian Peterson, associate professor of criminology and criminal justice at ��������, added an exciting new title to her list of accomplishments: Award-winning author. Peterson, along with her collaborator James Densley of...

Sometimes, big things start small. As in, microscopically small. Since its arrival on campus in November 2020, ��������’s Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM) has provided more than the ability to explore the microscopic structure of materials. It’s...

Those who entered Bridgman Hall in ��������’s Old Main on March 31 bore witness to a “gruesome” scene: Two mannequins, marked with fake gunshot wounds, laid in the empty auditorium. Shell casings and general disarray would further tell a story—one...

The Minnesota Private College Council awarded two �������� students with Phillips Scholarships this spring. Each year, the MPCC awards the scholarships to ten students from 15 eligible Minnesota private colleges and universities. Both...

�������� continues to lead by becoming one of the first Minnesota universities to enact a permanent test-optional admission policy. The new policy will no longer require prospective students to submit standardized test scores during the...

The northernmost town in the United States may be remote, but it’s not disconnected. As of this spring, environmental educator Sarah Johnson ’16 is doing her part in bridging the Arctic to the rest of the world by telling the story of a research team...

Minnesota’s oldest university continued its legacy of recognizing “firsts” this week by honoring the Class of 2022’s first-generation graduates at a reception on Tuesday, May 3. �������� honored dozens of graduating students with a...