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Fashion backward

Kate Lindello places garments of clothing on a table inside of an office with views of Lake Superior on a sunny day.

UMD alumna finds the right fit in sustainable fashion.

Starting small

Seedling in the foreground and a few tree-planting volunteers and forest in the background.

UMD graduate helps elementary school students plant 1,000 trees

Right place, right resources

Student Braden Kowalski kneels next to a robotic dog on a sidewalk on the University of Minnesota Duluth campus.

From hands-on computer science to natural resources fieldwork, Braden Kowalski found all the right tools at UMD.

How will warmer winters impact our roads?

A photo showing a road construction zone with a series of traffic cones and a right arrow.

From record-setting cold and snow, to record-setting warmth, Minnesota's recent winters have been anything but normal, so we turned to UMD road expert Manik Barman to learn what this latest winter of new extremes means for Minnesotan roads.

“Reliquary of the North Shore”

The ceramic art installation titled “Reliquary of the North Shore” is displayed in the main commons on the second floor of UMD’s A.B. Anderson Hall.

A new ceramic art installation at the University of Minnesota Duluth aims to celebrate the biodiversity of Minnesota’s North Shore region.

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