While the University of Minnesota continuously works to get its buildings up to ADA code, finances and historical significance can get in the way.

Alumni Adam Moen is creating a community for mental health support in the digital world.

Art professor Elissa Wenthe advocates for those who find themselves underestimated.

Tiffany Ostrom brings a lifetime of experience into her new job at the Metropolitan Center for Independent Living.

Departments at the U are working around crowded testing accommodations, but the demand is high.

Pre-vet students in the FETCH housing community don’t just have homework and extracurricular activities; they have a service dog to care for and train, too.

The University ride service makes getting around campus much easier, but students, faculty and staff said the program can always improve.

Mental health and learning disorders are the most common disability on campus, and the university has plans for programs to address the problem. Is it enough?

University of Minnesota virology student didn’t find the support group she and other women with Autism Spectrum Disorder needed, so she started her own.

While the world may not be built for people with disabilities, for Lucas Nadólskis, tools of accessibility and personal resilience can go a long way.