University of Minnesota Duluth

UMD's campus consists of more than 50 buildings on 244 acres overlooking Lake Superior, all built since 1948. Most UMD buildings are connected by concourses or hallways, providing easy access for students with disabilities and convenience for all students year round.

UMD is also home for the Tweed Museum of Art, the Marshall W. Alworth Planetarium, and the Marshall Performing Arts Center. Other facilities include the Research and Field Studies Center, Glensheen Historic Estate, the Lower Campus, the Large Lakes Observatory, and the Natural Resources Research Institute.

Being a student at UMD presents opportunities you won’t get anywhere else. Your wellbeing is important and contributes to your success as a student inside and outside the classroom. The Recreational Sports and Outdoor Program offers everything from winter camping in the BWCA to climbing frozen waterfalls at Gooseberry State Park. Join an intramural sport or try the climbing wall at the fitness center for an adventure closer to home. Should you need them, UMD also provides an on-campus health clinic, counseling services and the occasional chance to destress with pets.

UMD is just the right size for exploring. With 244 student organizations, you can find the perfect world within a world. Feel like absorbing some culture? Visit the Tweed, go to a music performance, or catch a film on campus. Head off campus to go for a hike, explore Canal Park, or see a play.