Humphrey School Alumnus Kalvin Moschkau Goes to Mongolia for Conservation Work, Thanks to a Luce Scholarship. He earned his ...

The Humphrey School of Public Affairs announces five new faculty members who will join the School in the 2025-26 academic ...

The Executive Council is an elected representative group of Humphrey School faculty, students, and staff. It has responsibility for all matters not otherwise under the authority of the Dean or the ...

As our nation and state grieve the devastating attack on two Minnesota lawmakers and their families on June 14, we reflect on the urgent, ongoing work of building a more just future—work the Humphrey ...

President Biden’s national security advisor, Jake Sullivan, was involved in setting policy and strategies to deal with some of the world’s most pressing issues, including the global pandemic, the wars ...

Commencement 2025 at the Humphrey School of Public Affairs was a celebration of the accomplishments of the graduates who received their degrees. But it was also a call to action, as the speakers ...

At a time when democracy is under strain both globally and domestically, adjunct faculty member Rima Kawas is helping students at the Humphrey School of Public Affairs understand not just the ...

Dr. Anthony Fauci spoke about the successes and challenges of the nation’s public health system in his Distinguished Carlson Lecture on April 8, at Northrop on the University of Minnesota campus.

Tom Swain, a longtime leader in Minnesota government, business, and higher education, is being remembered for his citizen activism and passion for making Minnesota a better place. Swain passed away ...

An online information session available to those individuals interested in the Master of Public Affairs (Mid-Career) program.

In an era of deep political polarization, the University of Minnesota’s Humphrey School Policy Fellows Program is building bridges across ideological lines. For 35 years, this nationally recognized ...

The Humphrey School of Public Affairs is remembering the contributions of John Adams, professor emeritus of planning, who died November 19 after an extended illness. He was 86 years old.