FALL 2025

From specialty hospitals and rural clinics to dairy farms and in-home hospice visits, fourth-year DVM students build expertise through externships.

The tool offers a county-level view of avian influenza activity in Minnesota's wild animals.

In Brazil’s vast flooded plains, CVM researchers are teaming up with local scientists to trace how diseases like brucellosis move through wildlife, livestock, and people—and what that means for global health.

PRRSV has remained a difficult virus to stop, even after decades of research. Researchers at the University of Minnesota are changing the tide.

The 12-week program provides an opportunity for first-and-second-year students to gain hands-on experience in research. For Dr. Katie Anderson, the experience was career-changing.

The Leonberger Health Foundation has been supporting Canine Genetics Lab research for more than two decades. The results have greatly improved the health of the breed.

Thanks to a generous donation, the Canine Genetics Lab was able to hire an undergraduate animal science student for the summer.

CVM’s Dr. Kerry Kuhle gives her rules of thumb for helping horses eat a balanced diet late in life.

After a devastating fracture sidelined a young Standardbred mare, her owners turned to the VMC’s Large Animal Surgery service for help.

With a $3.5 million grant from the USDA, CVM researchers are partnering with farmers to optimize calf care.