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.

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

When scientists study parasitic infections in the lab, they cannot mimic what actually happens in the human intestine, stunting their ability to test antiparasitic drugs. Microbiologist Hanen Baggar is changing that. 

Through emergencies, recoveries and goodbyes, Tracy Adams Kooman has trusted West Metro Equine Practice with her horses for two decades.

In a new study, UMN researchers map key disease-linked proteins—paving the way for breakthroughs in autoimmune disease diagnosis and treatment.

Swine health and production professionals and students from around the world converged on St. Paul for the annual event.