From disease surveillance to food safety, University of Minnesota alumni and students are building a healthier world with their veterinary public health training. 

The University of Minnesota’s Canine Brain Tumor Program will be at the Minnesota State Fair to share its mission and how visitors can get involved

Jessi Coryell’s work keeping laboratory animals healthy is helping advance the development of medical devices that improve—and save—human lives 

The 2026 recipients will be honored at the RIDE Summit

For 20 years, the Canine Brain Tumor Program has been conducting uniquely collaborative clinical trials that advance treatment for aggressive gliomas.

A rare autoimmune disease occurs at much higher rates in dogs than in people, making a canine model ideal for studying why the disease happens, and how to prevent it.

University of Minnesota human and veterinary medicine volunteers team up to provide an innovative approach to health care at a community clinic in Duluth.

With a total of $300,000 awarded, the grants mark a strategic investment in research excellence