FALL 2026

When routine testing leaves questions unanswered, veterinary scientists are using genetic information to uncover causes of rare illnesses and guide successful treatments. 

Classmates reconnected at the College of Veterinary Medicine while participating in activities that included tours, a medallion ceremony and presentations. 

Inclusive Excellence Symposium highlights how breaking down barriers to veterinary care improves the health of communities—not only for animals but also people and the environment.

As part of a pilot program, Minnesota high school students are connecting with health professionals to learn more about how they can help tackle this major threat. 

Rather than relying strictly on expensive commercial vendors or multi-thousand-dollar specialty models, teams across CVM are taking innovation into their own hands.

Amann’s work focuses on bridging the gap between animal and human medicine to solve complex health challenges that affect both.

The scholarship recognizes students who exhibit a profound commitment to animal welfare and demonstrate dedication to expanding equitable access and inclusion within veterinary medicine.

A discrepancy in blood pressure readings for dogs under anesthesia sparks a research project to learn whether the anatomy of breeds like French bulldogs plays a role. 

A stray dog’s journey led to a historic medical first at the University of Minnesota—and a new horizon for canine and human cancer care in the United States.

Early findings from a new clinical trial at the University of Minnesota show improved outcomes for cats with aggressive mammary tumors.