At the University of Minnesota, researchers keep hearts alive outside the body for hours. Medtronic uses them to develop blockbuster devices.

The University of Minnesota and Essentia Health are proposing to form a nonprofit that would invest up to $1 billion in improving statewide health care access over five years.

The University of Minnesota and Essentia Health share the framework for a bold vision to write the next chapter of healthcare for all Minnesotans.

Healthcare leaders are starting a collaborative effort to improve patient outcomes, expand access to care and build a more sustainable future in Minnesota.

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This vision is only in the early stages, and the school, which is in an agreement with Fairview Health Services that ends in 2026, says that they shared their future ideas with Fairview.

Our state’s healthcare providers and leaders, as well as everyday Minnesotans, have said loud and clear that we need a healthcare transformation in Minnesota to increase access to care and keep

Essentia Health and the University of Minnesota are in early talks to form a new nonprofit “all-Minnesota health system solution” the organizations said would address healthcare issues in the state | The "broad framework" outlined by the partners would address healthcare issues in the state,

The University of Minnesota and Essentia Health are proposing a new nonprofit for academic medicine in Minnesota. The university currently operates under a collaborative agreement with Fairview Health Services.

Arfa Ali, 20, a junior commuter student studying nutrition at the University of Minnesota, said going to student group events has helped her feel less lonely, but living off campus has made feeling connected difficult. “I really resented the U for a ...

The University of Minnesota Extension and the Minnesota Department of Education are working to together to offer a statewide series of “Farm to Roadshow” workshops, which will help those local connections thrive.

North Wind and U of M plan a top-tier aerospace research center in Rosemount, revitalizing a polluted site at UMore Park with cutting-edge facilities.