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The University of Minnesota Crookston has officially named Dr. Megan Bell as the Associate Vice Chancellor for the Business, Arts, and Education division. Bell, who has served in the role in an interim capacity since August 2025, will begin her permanent appointment on June 15. Bell was selected following a nationwide search and is grateful […]
The University of Minnesota Crookston announced last week that 90.9 percent of its Animal Science Pre-Veterinary students were accepted into veterinary medical programs. This acceptance rate is nearly 10 times the national average of 11 percent, highlighting the program’s rigorous academic preparation and hands-on learning environment. This year, 10 out of 11 UMN Crookston students
The University of Minnesota Crookston officially dedicated its campus wellness center to donor and alumnus Les Nielsen and his family during a formal event April 20 at the newly named Nielsen Family Wellness Center. A heartfelt program featured prominent speakers such as the University of Minnesota Executive Vice President and Provost Gretchen Ritter, University of
The University of Minnesota Crookston will celebrate its 59th graduating class with a commencement ceremony on May 2, 2026 at 11 a.m. in Lysaker Gymnasium. Commencement exercises will include a reception for graduating students and their families before the ceremony. The community is invited to join us for the celebration. The formal procession of faculty,
University of Minnesota Crookston software engineering students took first place at a recent Hackathon event hosted by St. Cloud State University, showcasing their technical skills, creativity, and ability to collaborate under pressure. The event, known as Huskies Hack: IdeaForge, is a 24-hour, non-stop competition organized by the university’s Computer Science Club. Open to students from
Dr. John Loegering, Professor of Natural Resources at the University of Minnesota Crookston, has been selected to receive the Minnesota Award from the Minnesota Chapter of The Wildlife Society. The award represents the chapter’s highest honor and recognizes individuals who have made outstanding contributions to Minnesota’s wildlife and natural resources. Loegering was recognized during the
