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Heath Tuttle

Tuttle selected to serve as next chief information officer

July 26, 2019

A Dairy Store employee serves a cone filled with Scarlet and Cream ice cream. The flavor is among the top five most popular served at the iconic campus store.

Dairy Store's top 5 are decadent scoops of joy

July 25, 2019

Amori Strong (right) jokes around with her brother, De'Mikyle Holmes. Strong will graduate in August with a bachelor's degree after majoring in psychology. The siblings have not seen each other in five years and hope to celebrate during Nebraska's August commencement exercise.

Student supports help Strong power to graduation

July 25, 2019

Nebraska's Gary Sullivan and Becca Furbeck prepare some of the jalapeño popper bratwurst on a grill in an animal science kitchen. The brats have twice earned a national taste test and are available for purchase on East Campus.

Husker-crafted brat sizzles to second national crown

July 19, 2019

The renovation along R Street will temporarily close all parking between 12th and 14th streets starting July 18. When complete, the project will feature bike lanes, sidewalk improvements and parallel parking from 12th to 16th streets.

R Street renovation features bike lanes, parking adjustments

July 16, 2019

Finalists named for diversity and inclusion assistant vice chancellor

July 10, 2019

The exterior facade of a renovated C.Y. Thompson will change from pre-cast concrete panels and small windows to ground-to-roofline glass. This rendering also shows a concept for how the building will link to Legacy Plaza. Plans for the plaza are being finalized by university leaders.

Renovation to transform C.Y. Thompson Library

June 20, 2019

Nebraska's Curt Bright is the lead singer and driving force behind the music for The String Beans, a Lincoln-area children's band. He's also expanded the hobby by writing four musicals.

Bright’s lyrical exploits soar to fourth musical

June 18, 2019

Nebraska Law student Maureen Larsen (center) makes a point before Nebraska Supreme Court Justices (from left) William B. Cassel, Michael G. Heavican and Stephanie Stacy during the 2018 Thomas Stinson Allen Moot Court Competition. The Nebraska Law program was recently counted among the nation’s best in terms of graduates earning jobs.

Nebraska Law among nation’s best for grads earning jobs

June 18, 2019

Landscape Services employees plant a tree near Love Library in this undated photo. The work and designs generated by landscape workers will be explored in the June 19 Nebraska Lecture led by Eileen Bergt.

Bergt’s Nebraska Lecture to explore iconic campus landscapes

June 11, 2019

Agriculture & Environment

University Police rolls out badge celebrating N150

June 11, 2019

Corrie Svehla (left) watches from backstage as faculty, staff, students and stakeholders file into the Lied Center for Performing Arts. After a disease attacked his kidneys, Svehla is now waiting for a matching donor for a transplant.

After decade of decline, Svehla seeks kidney transplant

June 7, 2019