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Jerreed Ivanich (left), graduate student researcher in sociology, and Tara Warner, assistant professor of sociology, recently published a study that homeless youth of color are more likely than white homeless youth to report police harassment and arrest, but living on the street and prior experiences with police offset racial disparities.

Study finds minority homeless youth more likely to be stopped by police

May 23, 2018

Society & Culture

Stained glass

Teenage rebellions can incite changes in religious beliefs

May 21, 2018

Society & Culture

The Salmon Pueblo Ruins are the most comprehensively excavated Chacoan site, and now the artifacts and photos have been fully digitized on a vast digital archive, the Salmon Pueblo Archaeological Research Collection.

NEH-funded project brings Salmon Pueblo ruins into digital age

May 11, 2018

Science & Technology

Society & Culture

John Borstelmann, a junior chemistry major from Lincoln, leads the pack during a race at the USA Cycling Collegiate Road National Championships, May 4-6 in Grand Junction, Colorado. Borstelmann won the men's Club Division national championship.

Husker wins club cycling national championship

May 10, 2018

Study shows sexual assault risk greater for LGBTQ students

May 10, 2018

Society & Culture

Gilman Scholars

19 Huskers earn Gilman Scholarship to study abroad

May 8, 2018

Ann Williams, an enslaved woman, jumped from a third-story window in an attempt to escape from being sold in the interstate slave trade. Williams' story is being told in the animated short film, 'Anna,' which was produced by a team of scholars from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.

Nebraska-produced ‘Anna' selected for film festivals

May 3, 2018

Society & Culture

Margaret Jacobs

Jacobs earns Nebraska's first Carnegie Fellowship

April 25, 2018

Society & Culture

Nebraska alumna Channy Chhi Laux talks with students during her visit on April 18. Laux is a survivor of the Cambodian genocide.

Husker alumna, genocide survivor returns to share her story

April 20, 2018

Dylan Severino, senior in classical languages, wears a gyro sign as he calls out to fellow students to attend the Homerthon. The university’s first-ever Homerathon — a marathon reading of “Iliad” — will begin 7 a.m. April 19 on the Meier Commons green space north of the Nebraska Union. It is expected to wrap at 4 a.m. April 20. April 19, 2019.

24 hours of 'Iliad' draws hundreds of Huskers

April 20, 2018

Society & Culture

Tracy Lungrin (left), associate director of student experience with Career Services, assists Jackson Meyer, a senior nutrition, exercise and health science major, with a tie selection during Suit Up on April 15. More than 670 students took advantage of the event, which offered professional attire and accessories at discounts of up to 70 percent.

Huskers 'Suit Up' for professional opportunities

April 16, 2018

Iliad

Huskers to immerse campus in Homer's 'Iliad'

April 16, 2018

Society & Culture