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Five staff members standing in a university hallway next to a bulletin board celebrating 2 million samples received.

The Minnesota Urolith Center analyzes its 2 millionth stone submission, representing decades of pioneering work supported by Hill’s Pet Nutrition, the veterinary profession and pet owners.

A smiling veterinarian wearing scrubs and a stethoscope stands in front of a University of Minnesota canopy tent.

Once a VetCamp attendee, Bethany O’Bryan ’23 DVM, returned to be a leader and help inspire a new generation of veterinary professionals

Students gather around a table examining historical artifacts, books, and specimens during a classroom demonstration.

Outreach from the Minnesota Veterinary History Museum connects college and high school students with the past to inspire the future of the field

Three lab researchers in safety glasses pose together inside a diagnostic lab; the center researcher holds a small bat.

Head to the Minnesota State Fair to meet the researchers behind a deep dive into understanding the spread of viruses like avian influenza

Students practice veterinary procedures on a stuffed black dog model during a hands-on workshop.

A summer camp run by University of Minnesota veterinary students is giving teens the chance to step into a veterinarian’s shoes—and inspiring them to join the field. 

Hands in black gloves using a cotton swab to sample or inoculate a three-compartment agar Petri dish in a laboratory.

The Lab for Udder Health offers a quick, simple and inexpensive testing solution for diagnosing mastitis—the most costly disease affecting the dairy industry

Rob Porter smiling in a suit and tie, holding an award plaque from The American Association of Avian Pathologists

Robert Porter, retired CVM faculty member, honored for decades of poultry research and education

Smiling man with short brown hair and a light beard, wearing a black collared shirt against a textured grey backdrop.

From wildlife conservation to military service, a dual degree in veterinary medicine and public health opens doors for two students.