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Albright to deliver food workshop keynote on May 18

May 14, 2015

Alumni exhibition opens May 18

May 14, 2015

Sunday with a Scientist to dig into soils

May 13, 2015

Savanna McDonald (left), a senior physics major from Omaha, shows Science Olympiad competitors from Florida how a gyroscope works during the STEM Expo in Jorgensen Hall on May 15.

STEM Expo, egg drop kick off Science Olympiad

May 12, 2015

Colleen Jones (from left), associate professor of practice in management, accepts UNL's third-place award from 2014 United Way Campaign co-chairs Linda Robinson Rutz and Philip Mullin. The award was presented May 8.

UNL collects $397K for Combined Campaign drive

May 11, 2015

Laurence Ballard talks about the two Flower of Kent apple trees which are genetic duplicates to the one by UNL's Behlen Hall. The trees, which are believed to be duplicates of the apple tree that inspired Isaac Newton to develop his theory on gravity, have been replanted by Jorgensen Hall.

Landscape Services preserves university's historic trees

May 8, 2015

Eric Thompson (second from right), associate professor of economics, works with student research assistants in the College of Business Administration’s Bureau of Business Research. The bureau is designed to assist with Nebraska’s economic development efforts.

Nebraska businesses report record optimism

May 8, 2015

UNL in the National News: April 2015

May 8, 2015

Science Olympiad winners (courtesy photo)

University is site of national Science Olympiad competition

May 8, 2015

UNL agronomists spearhead standards for using crop data

May 7, 2015

Elizabeth A. Fenn has won the 2015 Stubbendieck Great Plains Distinguished Book Prize with "Encounters at the Heart of the World: A History of the Mandan People."

Fenn's 'History of the Mandan People' wins book prize

May 7, 2015

John P. Holdren, the director of the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy and the chief science adviser to President Obama, participates in a May 6 climate roundtable at Hardin Hall. UNL's Ronnie Green is at right.

Obama science adviser highlights climate initiatives during UNL visit

May 6, 2015

The Woods Family Gallery at the Sheldon Museum of Art.

Sheldon, Lied receive National Endowment for the Arts grants

May 6, 2015

UNL seeks nominations for the 2015 Chancellor's "Fulfilling the Dream" Award. The university remains committed to diversity and the ideals espoused by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

UNL faculty, department receive university-wide honors

May 6, 2015

Joseph Francisco (center), dean of Arts and Sciences, discusses the new policy with ethnic studies faculty on April 20. The new policy is designed to help ethnic studies attract and retain cutting-edge professors.

Initiative designed to attract, retain ethnic studies faculty

May 6, 2015

19 ROTC cadets to receive military commissions May 8-9

May 6, 2015

UNL to award nearly 3,000 degrees during May ceremonies

May 5, 2015

UNL community raises nearly $5,000 for earthquake relief

May 5, 2015

A consultant has created nine possible designs that would allow for two-way traffic along 16th Street through City Campus. UNL officials are seeking public input on the project, which has been part of the university's master plan since 1998.

UNL seeks feedback on changes to 16th, 17th streets

May 5, 2015

Roger Hoy (from left), Caleb Lindhorst and Luke Prosser show off a tractor designed by students for a 2014 engineering competition. Lindhorst was involved in a December 2013 auto accident and support from Hoy and Prosser has helped him return to classes at UNL.

Lindhorst remains on academic path after accident

May 4, 2015