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Digging into a growing industry
UMD history and anthropology students spent their summer learning about the archaeology of capitalism in an unexpected classroom: the woods behind an old U.S. Steel warehouse in Morgan Park.
Creative solutions for food security: The Feywild Farm Community Garden
The Humanities for Food Justice hub recently collaborated with the Duluth Center for Women and Children Nourish program and local community members to launch the Feywild Farm Community Garden. This initiative is a direct application of creative, research-driven solutions to local challenges.
Flute Studio at the National Flute Association
University of Minnesota Duluth Flute Studio attended the National Flute Association August 2026.
Grant will digitize significant work of early Indigenous literature
A team of researchers including UMD’s Jill Doerfler received $98,000 to create a digital edition of a 19th-century Ojibwe manuscript literary magazine.