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The Bathroom Task Force, a collaborative effort of Center for Gender + Sexualities (formerly Sexualities and Gender Diversity Programs), Facilities, and HUSC have been working to address the HUSC 2019 Bathroom Resolution. In the spring of 2021, we...

The Center for Gender + Sexualities (CG+S) will open this fall to serve women, gender diverse and LGBTQIA+ communities at �鶹��ƵAPK. The CG+S aims to affirm and uplift women, femme, trans, and queer people by increasing access to resources, providing...

A team of physics students - Tommy Andersen, Kiera Christianson, Zach Griebel, and Shane Mettler - recently won the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)’s People, Prosperity and the Planet Student Design Competition, led by Dr. Lifeng Dong...

MinnPost recently interviewed Professor Lifeng Dong regarding �鶹��ƵAPK's push to expand accessibility of lead testing. A link to the interview is here.

We have created a new app (it works on Apple and Android devices) to help you get connected to campus. Think "Pokemon Go meets �鶹��ƵAPK faculty and staff." Here's a web page that describes it. Here's a Youtube video showing it in use. Here's the...

Professor Lucas Threinen's paper 'The Dynamic Response to Trade Policy: Evidence from the U.S. Textile and Clothing Industries' was published in International Economics and Economic Policy.

Rachel Tofteland-Trampe, assistant professor of English and Communication Studies, published her scholarship detailing the digital devices used and rhetorical strategies of older women applying for employment in the 2023 IEEE International...

Rachel Tofteland-Trampe, assistant professor of English and Communication Studies, presented on “Professional Writing for Employment of Older Women” at the IEEE International Professional Communication Conference held in Ithaca, NY in July.

Casper Voyles, assistant professor of public health, published an article titled "'Yeah, I'm gay, but I'm strong: Physicality, Physicalness, and Sports Persistence Among Sexual Minority College Students" in the Journal of LGBT Youth.

Professor Richard Pelster-Wiebe's film, The End, continues its run of international film festivals with a special showing at the Laterale Film Festival in Cosenza this September. Laterale's aim is to enhance the most innovative aspects of audio...