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Detail from the cover of Carole Levin's "Scholars and Poets Talk About Queens," which is the 36th book in her Queenship and Power series.

New book gives spotlight to Nebraska scholars, writers

August 21, 2015

Bridget Goosby, associate professor of sociology and faculty member of the Minority Health Disparities Initiative, awaits a dunk in the tank during the Dunk the Doctor event at the Back to School Jam at Lincoln’s Malone Community Center Aug. 9. The Dunk the Doctor event is one of several community outreach activities MHDI is taking on to strengthen relationships among Nebraska communities and UNL researchers.

Minority Health Disparities Initiative ready to expand reach

August 19, 2015

Jean Kops talks with students in a class during her junior year at UNL. Kops will graduate from UNL during commencement exercises on Aug. 15.

Student, 87, earns UNL degree after 68-year hiatus

August 10, 2015

UNL's Peter Capuano, a Victorian scholar and assistant professor of English, has recently expanded his involvement with the Dickens Project, a consortium for research on Charles Dickens and 19th-century literary and cultural studies.

Capuano's work with Dickens Project grows

August 5, 2015

Research: Most beauty ad claims don’t hold up

July 31, 2015

Humanities Without Walls allows UNL grad students to explore career options

July 27, 2015

Wandsnider to lead research on impacts of historical land use

July 21, 2015

UNL students Rebekka Schlichting (left) and Alex Mallory (far right) met with U.S. Assistant Secretary for Indian Affairs Kevin Washburn.

UNL students attend inaugural White House gathering of Native youths

July 17, 2015

UNL's William G. Thomas is the principal investigator of the project.

Project uncovers early D.C. slave family histories

July 15, 2015

Adrian Wisnicki

Wisnicki's 'Livingstone Online' opens explorer's writings to public

July 8, 2015

A new study co-authored by (from left) graduate student Anna Jaffe, professor of psychology David DiLillo and graduate student Michelle Haikalis provides evidence that participation in trauma-related research does not cause further psychological harm.

Study: For most, taking part in trauma research not harmful

July 2, 2015

Burnett earns Humboldt Prize

June 29, 2015