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Maddie Huppert, a student worker in the Office of the Executive Vice Chancellor, wraps a green band on an available seat in a Louise Pound Hall lecture space. The bands are flexible so they do not need to be removed when the student sits down.

Nebraska tops off classroom prep for return to on-campus instruction

August 10, 2020

The University of Nebraska–Lincoln expects about 5,500 students will move into its 14 residence halls by Aug. 16. With about 4,000 of the new arrivals anticipated between Aug. 13 and Aug. 16, the university for the first time is instituting curbside move-in.

Safety prioritized during 2020 residence hall move-in

August 3, 2020

New social media mental health effort features Nebraska connection

July 29, 2020

Society & Culture

Lawrence Bradley, who holds a doctorate in geography from the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, will discuss his research during a July 1 appearance on 'Prehistoric Road Trip' on PBS. alumnus

'Prehistoric Road Trip' to feature alumnus who studied fossil dispossession

June 15, 2020

Hand sanitizer is mixed and loaded into jugs inside a fenced-off section of the Food Innovation Center parking lot. More than 6,800 gallons of the hand sanitizer has been shipped to the USDA for use by food safety inspectors.

USDA meatpacking inspectors receive hand sanitizer made at Nebraska U

May 20, 2020

Marco Barker shows 'The Price is Right' host Drew Carey what Ph.D. really stands for.

Barker to come on down on 'The Price is Right'

April 27, 2020

Cheryl Duncan, a residence hall custodial leader with University Housing, wears personal protective equipment as she demonstrate how the residence hall rooms will be cleaned. The face shields and Tyvek gowns Duncan is wearing were manufactured at Nebraska Innovation Campus.

University prepared to provide quarantine space for community

April 17, 2020

Barney McCoy

McCoy investigates Gen Z and remote learning

April 16, 2020

Wood gauges Hurricane Dorian impacts on the Bahamas

December 2, 2019

Science & Technology

Claire Stewart, Dean of University Libraries

Stewart works to optimize Big Ten libraries

October 23, 2019

Nebraska's Martin Centurion has earned a $2 million U.S. Department of Energy grant to capture moving images of single molecules in chemical transformations triggered by light.

Images of molecular reactions are focus of Centurion's $2M grant

October 21, 2019

Science & Technology

A $20 million gift from Peter Kiewit Sons' is propelling forward Nebraska's new $85 million engineering building. The facility will be built across from Othmer Hall (pictured at left) and near Abel and Sandoz halls, on the northeast corner of 17th and Vine streets.

Kiewit partnership powers Nebraska Engineering forward

September 16, 2019

Science & Technology