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Nebraska's Brett Ratcliffe examines a beetle during a 1998 research trip to Ecuador. Ratcliffe has identified more than 200 new species of insects in his 50-year career at Nebraska.

Ratcliffe's scarab passion leads to discovery of 8 new species

November 1, 2018

Agriculture & Environment

Nebraska-Tuskegee collaboration to expand minority opportunities in materials science

November 1, 2018

Science & Technology

Society & Culture

Rupert Everett in "The Happy Prince"

Nebraska alumna, author featured in Nov. 2 screening

November 1, 2018

"Atlantis" by Ruth Eissfeldt of Essen, Germany, is one of the quilts showing in "Discovering the Collection: A 20-Year Journey," which opens on Nov. 2.

Students, longtime curator featured during Quilt Center's First Friday

November 1, 2018

Nebraska graduate student Christopher Fill is studying the patterns of bats living at Homestead National Monument of America, near Beatrice, Nebraska.

Study allows Husker to hang with bats

October 31, 2018

Agriculture & Environment

Contemporary representations of Frankenstein's monster can often be traced back to Boris Karloff's portrayal in the 1931 film, "Frankenstein."

'Frankenstein' at 200: Scholars to explore why 19th-century novel still resonates

October 31, 2018

Society & Culture

A scientist works with lasers in the Diocles Extreme Light Laboratory.

Nebraska is founding member of laser-science network

October 30, 2018

CSI house 1

Eerie property furthers forensic science instruction

October 29, 2018

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

Reyes

Huskers' Combined Campaign donations make real-life impacts

October 29, 2018

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Research shows fighting world hunger can be profitable

October 29, 2018

Agriculture & Environment

Society & Culture

Kimberly Law, a freshman chemical engineering major from La Quinta, California, is one of two featured twirlers in the Cornhusker Marching Band.

California native with Husker roots gives band, engineering a twirl

October 26, 2018

Science & Technology

Officer Chadd Stutheit of the University Police Department writes a warning ticket during a traffic stop on Oct. 19.

Ride along showcases officers' passion for helping students

October 26, 2018

An unnamed Yazidi woman who escaped abuse from ISIS holds her baby in a refugee camp in Lalesh, Iraq.

Lincoln Yazidi activists share Nobel Prize winner’s mission

October 25, 2018

Society & Culture

Finalists for dean of the College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln are (from left) Deborah VanOverbeke, Tiffany Heng-Moss and Prasanta Kalita.

Finalists named for Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources dean

October 25, 2018

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

The research team includes (back row, from left) Kent Steen, Guy Trainin and Wendy Smith; (front row, from left) Leen-Kiat Soh and Gwen Nugent.

Husker team aims to strengthen Nebraska’s K-8 computer science curriculum

October 24, 2018

Grassroots phenomenon: Sandhills topography affects forage growth, water use

October 24, 2018

Agriculture & Environment

Jian Wang

Engineering researcher works to advance nuclear power capabilities

October 24, 2018

Science & Technology

Human trafficking initiative unites researchers, policymakers, advocates

October 24, 2018

Society & Culture

Nebraska's leading economic indicator showed a decrease in building permits for single-family homes in April.

Nebraska’s leading indicator drops in September

October 24, 2018

Chuck Hagel and Bob Kerrey, former senators for Nebraska, discussed civil discourse and its impact on the state's future during the first Heuermann Lecture of the season Oct. 22 at Nebraska Innovation Campus.

Hagel, Kerrey hopeful for the return of bipartisan politics

October 23, 2018

Agriculture & Environment

Society & Culture