News
Just approved! Updated ESCI courses on Earth System Science
Posted December 16, 2021
ESCI 2001 Earth System Science (lecture with lab, 4 credits) and ESCI 2101 Earth System Science (lecture only, 3 credits) now also satisfy Liberal Education Requirements for graduation!
ESCI Students present at Fall Virtual Undergraduate Student Research Symposium
Posted December 10, 2021
Four ESCI students have submitted virtual presentations as part of this semester's Undergraduate Research Symposium.
Justin Revenaugh receives UMN's Morse-Alumni award for excellence in undergraduate education
Posted November 19, 2021
Professor Justin Revenaugh was a 2020 recipient of UMN's Morse-Alumni award for excellence in undergraduate education. The pandemic-delayed award ceremony was finally held this week!
Evidence for Stress Localization Caused by Lithospheric Heterogeneity From Seismic Attenuation
Posted November 16, 2021
Earth & Environmental Sciences' Zhao Zhu, and Dr. Max Bezada, along with additional co-authors Joseph S. Byrnes, and Heather A. Ford publish a paper in Geochemistry, Geophysics, Geosystems.
How the Earth Recycles
Posted November 1, 2021
STAMP publishes an article on the chemistry of lawsonite in Frontiers for Young Minds
Commitments To Indigenous Peoples And Their Lands
Posted October 26, 2021
On behalf of the department, Crystal Ng and Gabriela Ines Diaz have released a statement articulating the department's Commitments To Indigenous Peoples And Their Lands, as part of the process towards drafting a departmental water and land acknowledgement
More than fun in the sun
Posted October 7, 2021
PhD Candidate, Jabari Jones publishes article in the Journal of Geoscience Education highlighting the value of field trips as a pedagogical tool.
JEDI Conversations
Posted October 1, 2021
PhD Candidate, Jabari Jones, publishes editorial in journal AGU Advances
Researchers and citizen scientists complete first-ever Weddell seal count
Posted September 24, 2021
CSE News: A research team led by the University of Minnesota Twin Cities has completed a first-ever global population estimate of Weddell seals in Antarctica.
Dundee under ice: a view of Tayside during the ice age
Posted September 13, 2021
PhD candidate works with animators in Scotland to produce a short film about Dundee's glacial past.