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Nebraska Law named nation’s best value

October 14, 2016

Scott Anderson, professor of music, mimics the look of Bob Dylan in the poster in the background. Anderson is teaching an honors course that focuses on Dylan, who earned the Nobel Prize for Literature on Oct. 13.

For Anderson, Dylan's magic rests in the lyrics

October 14, 2016

Nebraska students pose for a selfie as Brad Paisley plays on stage during a free Oct. 13 concert on City Campus. The concert drew thousands.

Paisley rocks thousands in free concert

October 14, 2016

Achievements | Honors, awards, publications for Oct. 14

October 14, 2016

Dennis Kuhnel (center) and Matt Douglass look over a collection brought in by Chuck Anders (in the Husker sweatshirt), and his daughter Jennifer Peters (right), during the Artifacts Roadshow event on Oct. 7 in Mullen.

Roadshows help expand anthropological education

October 12, 2016

Society & Culture

Project will use drones to survey wetland habitats

October 12, 2016

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

British environmental writer and science advocate Mark Lynas speaks about genetically modified organisms Oct. 10 at Nebraska Innovation Campus.

Lynas shares his GMO journey in Heuermann Lecture

October 11, 2016

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

Chris Bilder

Statisticians work to streamline medical testing

October 11, 2016

Science & Technology

Writing Center tutor Michaela Luckey (right) gives Cassie Kiihne opinions and options for a paper.

An Hour on Campus: The Writing Center

October 10, 2016

Two executive vice chancellor finalists to visit

October 10, 2016

UNL is again aiming to impact the lives of thousands by participating in the Lincoln-area Combined Campaign for Health and Human Services.

Combined Campaign launches Oct. 17

October 10, 2016

Tomas Helikar has earned a National Institutes of Health grant that will advance his work into immune system modeling to aid researchers and biology education.

Immune system modeling gets boost

October 7, 2016

Science & Technology

Soft focus image of shopper standing next to shelf of groceries

September surveys show optimistic businesses, wary consumers

October 7, 2016

Achievements | Honors, awards, publications for Oct. 7

October 7, 2016

A female dark fishing spider (left) and its male counterpart, which sacrifices itself as a food source immediately after mating. A new study from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and Gonzaga University has found that this cannibalism can benefit the male's offspring.

Ultimate sacrifice: Spider's post-sex cannibalism aids offspring

October 6, 2016

Science & Technology

Undergrad work put alumna on 'genius' award path

October 5, 2016

Science & Technology

The Rural Poll is the largest annual poll of rural Nebraska perceptions on quality of life and policy issues. Organization of the poll is led by UNL's Department of Agricultural Economics and the Rural Futures Institute at NU.

Poll: Rural Nebraskans satisfied with their communities

October 5, 2016

Agriculture & Environment

Survivor's talk headlines human trafficking conference

October 5, 2016

Nebraska in the national news: September 2016

October 5, 2016

Judy Walker (left) discusses a math question with doctoral students Erica Miller (center) and Allison Beemer. Walker leads a new National Science Foundation-funded project to increase the number of women in mathematics, especially at the doctoral level.

Project aims to boost women in math grad programs

October 4, 2016

Society & Culture

Science & Technology