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Children interact with a new Nebraska-developed virtual reality game that teaches children about nutrition and physical activity.

Virtual reality game aims to teach children healthy habits

November 27, 2017

Science & Technology

Society & Culture

Gilman Scholars

13 Huskers earn Gilman Scholarship to study abroad

November 27, 2017

Bill Moos, Nebraska's new director of athletics, talks during an Oct. 15 press conference in Memorial Stadium. The new hire was announced by Chancellor Ronnie Green (left).

Moos launches search for next Husker football coach

November 25, 2017

Bottles sit in the lab of Nebraska's Jay Storz, one of four Husker researchers who have been named AAAS fellows. Others honored include Roger Bruning, David Hage and Jim Lewis. Since 2016, 17 Nebraska faculty have earned the AAAS honor.

Bruning, Hage, Lewis, Storz named AAAS fellows

November 22, 2017

Science & Technology

Indicator shows state's economic growth to slow in mid-2018

November 22, 2017

Members of the Nebraska Student Veteran Organization walk along an Iowa highway during the 2017 The Things They Carry Ruck March. The event, organized by Nebraska and Iowa students, is designed to raise public awareness of veteran suicides.

Huskers, Hawkeyes team up for veteran suicide awareness

November 21, 2017

Husker kicker Drew Brown shakes hands with veterans during the 2016 football game against Minnesota in Memorial Stadium.

Nebraska remains among nation's best for veteran success

November 21, 2017

Varner Hall, home of University of Nebraska Central Administration

$6.6M saved through budget reduction recommendations

November 21, 2017

Chancellor Ronnie Green delivered the 2017 State of the University address on Sept. 19, mapping out university initiatives for the year ahead.

Chancellor: With hard work, Nebraska can lead on free speech issues

November 20, 2017

Bison graze at the Niobrara Valley Preserve one year after a wildfire swept through

Ecologists show that Nebraska Sandhills can withstand wildfire

November 18, 2017

Agriculture & Environment

Is Africa the world's next breadbasket? Nebraska study says it's unlikely

November 17, 2017

Agriculture & Environment

Nebraska research drills into demographic drivers of death-penalty support

November 17, 2017

Society & Culture

How do atmospheric shifts affect soil-dwelling microbes?

November 17, 2017

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

Love Library cupola glows red over downtown Lincoln as the sun sets to the west on Nov. 15.

Achievements | Honors, awards, publications for Nov. 17

November 17, 2017

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‘Making History’ showcases student ceramic work

November 17, 2017

First set of proposed budget reductions identified

November 16, 2017

Megan Jorgensen, a University of Nebraska-Lincoln graduate, discusses a STEM problem with a student at Lincoln's Park Middle School in this file photo from 2014.

Huskers aim to increase diversity in agricultural science workforce

November 16, 2017

Agriculture & Environment

Alison Finn, a secondary English education major, takes a selfie with Mahogany the alpaca. Finn is designing a costume to dress a human like a alpaca.

Alpaca visit inspires costume concepts

November 15, 2017

A Nebraska student uses paint swatches to match colors to Norman Rockwell's "The County Agricultural Agent" painting in the Sheldon. The project was part of a Textiles, Merchandising and Fashion Design class project to create a color palette based on a Sheldon artwork.

Sheldon draws stronger ties to Husker academics

November 14, 2017

A University of Nebraska-Lincoln brain study shows liberal voters may penalize Democratic candidates with conservative views.

Left-brained: Study suggests conservative Democrats don't compute for liberal voters

November 13, 2017

Society & Culture