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Architecture design-builds benefit students, communities

March 2, 2018

Society & Culture

Herbie Husker examines building plans in an Architecture Hall lab space. This image is part of the Nebraska Alumni Association's 2018 calendar.

Achievements | Honors, awards, publications for March 2

March 2, 2018

Researchers ID, map phosphorus pollution of global freshwater

March 1, 2018

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

A button design by Cindy Miesbach is available for staff employees to show their support of diversity and inclusiveness.

Listening session inspires diversity, inclusion buttons

March 1, 2018

Winners holding Oscar statuettes

Dixon predicts this year's Oscar winners

February 28, 2018

Society & Culture

The "I Love NU" Advocacy Day is 2 to 5 p.m. March 6 at the Nebraska State Capitol. The event is free and open to the public.

'I Love NU' Advocacy Day is March 6 at State Capitol

February 28, 2018

Academic Advising

Academic Advising Association 'a bridge' to student success

February 28, 2018

Society & Culture

Nebraska research hydrologist Joe Szilagyi has shown that precipitation has decreased in the most heavily irrigated regions of Nebraska, a finding that could have worldwide water-conservation implications if substantiated by further research.

Research shows large-scale irrigation reduces local precipitation

February 27, 2018

Agriculture & Environment

Nebraska's Terri Norton (right) works on a project with Lucy Ampaw Asiedu, a graduate student in architectural engineering.

Norton honored for work as a STEM 'multiplier'

February 26, 2018

Science & Technology

An excavator drops rubble into a truck trailer on the Cather-Pound implosion site. Data gathered during the implosion is being used to help further understand how the collapse of buildings during extreme events — like earthquakes — may affect nearby structures.

Cather-Pound data to further earthquake-related research

February 23, 2018

Science & Technology

By the Numbers: Implosion cleanup

February 23, 2018

The windmill on East Campus, located behind the Animal Science Building, turns in the wind.

Achievements | Honors, awards, publications for Feb. 23

February 23, 2018

David Wolfe

Husker alumnus prepares for 2020 Olympic bid

February 22, 2018

Science & Technology

Society & Culture

"The competitive position of Nebraska exporters in agriculture and manufacturing improves as the dollar falls," says Eric Thompson, an economist and director of the Bureau of Business Research at Nebraska.

Declining dollar helps boost Nebraska economic outlook

February 21, 2018

Nebraska's Steve Goddard (left) and Jon Kerrigan (right) meet with a Japanese colleague during an international trade mission in early February.

University, state officials collaborate on trade mission to Japan

February 20, 2018

From right, evaluators Michelle Howell Smith, Susan Pense and Leslie Hawley provide feedback to teachers and school personnel participating in the Expanded Learning Opportunity Design Challenge.

Researchers evaluate rural Nebraska after-school programs

February 20, 2018

Society & Culture

Husker students help produce report on human trafficking

February 20, 2018

Society & Culture

Jay Storz stands on the Tibetan Plateau, more than 15,000 feet above sea level. Storz and his colleagues have shown that many high-altitude bird species underwent different mutations to develop the same adaptation: hemoglobin better at capturing and distributing scarce oxygen.

Study: High-altitude birds evolve similar traits via different mutations

February 19, 2018

Science & Technology

Megan Elliott is a mentor at the Berlinale Talents summit in Berlin.

Elliott excited for 'brilliant opportunity' to mentor, learn, network in Berlin

February 19, 2018

Phi Mu sorority members dance during the HuskerThon event on Feb. 17. The sorority raised the most money for the event, which supports Children's Miracle Network.

HuskerThon raises $203K for Children's Miracle Network

February 19, 2018