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Joleece Pecore, a junior double majoring in American Indian studies and art has been awarded the 2023 Udall scholarship -- an elite, nationally competitive award for students…

Alumna Sydney Kakuk has always been motivated to make a difference in the world. By combining her love of music and political science, she hopes to make the world a bit safer…

Dan Sorvik (BS ‘06, writing studies) combines technical knowledge and emotional intelligence to succeed in his role as managing director of UXBridge Consulting.

Ten graduating CLA seniors reminisce about their time at the University and share their future plans.

Amine Berriche’s musicianship and acting skills have flourished during his time as a vocal performance student in the School of Music.

Phoebe Gadient’s media and information minor has inspired her to pursue a career in the advertising and PR world.

After exploring multiple subjects, Elizabeth Hockensmith decided to study history because “there is always something new that will shock and surprise you.”

Mikaela Kadolph greatly values the skills she has developed in her leadership minor classes, as they help her achieve her goals.

Yumi Kashihara enjoyed her time as a geography major because it taught her “to think about and deal with problems in a way that [she] never imagined.”

While learning abroad in Italy, Marina Rajkovic understood that “you have to put yourself in uncomfortable situations to really grow.”

Thanks to his multidisciplinary studies in CLA, Salahudeen Mirza is able to bridge the subjects of psychology, psychiatry, and neuroscience.

As a CLA student, Kelsey Standish learned the “importance of participation in things that matter most to you.”

Emma Tierney learned about herself, the University, and what it means to belong as a communications and engagement intern in Housing and Residential Life.

As both a student athlete and strategic communication major, Nola Winje has learned how much she is capable of when she loves what she’s doing.

Commencement speaker Aarohi Shah discovered “real learning” and an uplifting community during her time in CLA.

Mental health is vital for our well-being. As May is Mental Health Awareness month, we wanted to share some stories that we hope will inspire you.

U of M journalism professor Jane Kirtley talks media ethics and the law in light of recent events on Almanac.

The Department of Art presents the work of twenty artists about to complete their Bachelor of Fine Arts degree at the University of Minnesota.

Psychology major Lanz Ulmer reflects on the importance of accessible mental health care to the Black community.

Ten students from the Class of 2023 reflect on their college experience as they look forward to graduation.