Engineering is not just for boys. Women are underrepresented in many STEM fields, but that does not mean they can’t do it. Science can be challenging and seem less accessible when it is male dominated, but The Society of Women Engineers (SWE) at UMD strives to change that.
Planting trees to help Minnesota’s warming climate.
From UMD Research to the Nonprofit World
Lily Meierhoff's days are filled with serious research, planning events, and working alongside physicians. Oh, and schoolwork too!
Sam Jacobs is one of the first people to graduate with UMD's new master’s degree in chemical engineering.
Bulldogs Amber White and Loranzie “LJ” Rogers have a big reason to be happy.
Bulldogs Amber White and Loranzie “LJ” Rogers have a big reason to be happy.
Bulldogs Amber White and Loranzie “LJ” Rogers have a big reason to be happy.
UMD student conducts research on Lake Superior and ocean internal tide theory.
Swenson College of Science & Engineering Assistant Professor Byron Steinman has been honored as a McKnight Land-Grant Professor.