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A new publication by Dana Divine (left), Steve Sibray and Les Howard (both not pictured) highlights Nebraska's seven secondary aquifers.

Publication highlights Nebraska’s secondary aquifers

December 15, 2017

Agriculture & Environment

Nebraska's Susan Swearer, professor of educational psychology, talks about empowerment with leaders from Paul Mitchell Schools. Swearer is a national expert on bullying.

Swearer: Social media not best avenue to deal with bullying

December 14, 2017

Society & Culture

Nebraska's Neihardt Residence Hall complex

Bus fee, communication restructuring withdrawn from budget proposal

December 14, 2017

Study shows how brain anticipates social exclusion

December 14, 2017

Society & Culture

APC budget hearing set for Jan. 17

December 14, 2017

Natalie Koziol and Abbie Raikes

Researchers examine global tools that measure childhood learning

December 13, 2017

Society & Culture

The opening of the 2013 UNL homecoming parade was led by the Army ROTC color guard.

Nine ROTC cadets to receive military commissions

December 13, 2017

wildfires

Nebraska expertise supports wildfire recovery in California

December 12, 2017

Agriculture & Environment

Society & Culture

Ark Wrecking employees hang a protective fabric over a mesh wall along 17th Street on Aug. 21 as part of preparations for the razing of Cather and Pound halls. The wall is designed to keep dust and debris from reaching Knoll Residential Center and Cather Dining Center. The residence hall towers are scheduled to be imploded at 9 a.m. Dec. 22.

Countdown to Cather, Pound implosion nears finale

December 12, 2017

NIS sculpture

Nebraska Unwrapped: Innovation Studio provides 'makers' tools of their dreams

December 12, 2017

Science & Technology

Society & Culture

Supercomputers stand at the ready in Nebraska's Schorr Center, which is the home to the Holland Computer Center.

Researchers to assist with Smart Gigabit Communities project

December 11, 2017

Science & Technology

Husker team earns $12M to train state's child and family services workforce

December 11, 2017

Society & Culture

Nebraska's Richard Wood (in yellow) and members of his research team prepare to collect sensors and cables after completing a sensing survey of Pound Hall on Dec. 2. The research project is creating a complete picture of how dynamics of Cather and Pound halls are changing as demolition crews prepare the towers for a Dec. 22 implosion.

Cather, Pound razing offers teaching, learning moments for engineers

December 8, 2017

Science & Technology

Holly Hatton-Bowers

Achievements | Honors, awards, publications for Dec. 8

December 8, 2017

Taylor Schendt, a freshman honors student, stands next to the sign she made for a project in Nebraska's "Street Art: Art in the Urban Environment" course. The honors seminar was led by Sandra Williams, associate professor of art.

Street art course offers unexpected challenges, lessons

December 7, 2017

New research from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln sheds light on how producers can be incentivized to implement pro-environmental land use practices on their property.

Banerjee explores incentives, nudges for coordinated land use

December 7, 2017

Agriculture & Environment

The sun sets as Nebraska's Love Library cupola glows over downtown Lincoln. Chancellor Ronnie Green announced Dec. 5 that the university will not be moving forward with additional proposed budget cuts.

Chancellor: Additional budget cuts not needed — yet

December 6, 2017

Could a cardboard principle boost vehicle safety?

December 6, 2017

Science & Technology

Christina Fernandez, a pediatrician with the Creighton University Medical Center, examines a child. A partnership that included researchers from four Nebraska universities shows promise in assisting parents with early childhood obesity.

Researchers develop family-centered approach to address child obesity

December 5, 2017

Society & Culture

Christine Jackson (front, center, in blue coat) stands with more than 200 Business and Finance employees on the Nebraska Union Plaza. The employees showed up to surprise Jackson for the photo. She is retiring at the end of December after 17 years of service as Nebraska's vice chancellor for business and finance.

Jackson praises employees as retirement nears

December 4, 2017