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Researcher Rachel Schambow gives a presentation.

Grant funds will fuel CVM research efforts to combat outbreaks across species

Cesar Corzo stands on a stage in front of a slide presentation

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

Governor Tim Walz holding a baby lamb while speaking to State Fair Miracle of Birth volunteers
Issue: Fall 2025

Faculty, staff, students, and alumni bring veterinary care, research, and educational outreach to the 2025 Minnesota State Fair.

A man in a medical mask with a notebook talks to another man standing behind a pen with a pig and piglets

At CVM’s Center for Animal Health and Food Safety (CAHFS), researchers are drawing on lessons from around the globe to help protect U.S. livestock from devastating outbreaks.

Scott Dee

CVM alum Scott Dee’s work on a national biosecurity policy adopted this year is the latest milestone in a groundbreaking swine veterinary career

Wayne, a light brown kunekune pig, looks up at the camera

Pet pigs often require small and large animal veterinarians to combine forces to diagnose and treat a variety of conditions and injuries. 

Xiaomei Yue

Yue is recognized for her outstanding contributions to swine health research, data-driven disease monitoring, and industry collaboration.

Declan Schroeder, Noelle Noyes, Joe Bartges, and Xiaomei Yue

The 2025 award recipients will be honored at the RIDE Summit