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Employees from Stephens & Smith Construction pour wheelbarrows of cement around a 3D printed replica of an incomplete Menoceras arikarense fossil – a small, extinct rhinoceros found in Nebraska fossil beds. The replica was printed by Frontier Tech Lab at the Nebraska Innovation Studios and will be part of a new fossil dig in the redesigned Marx Science Discovery Center in Morrill Hall.

Frontier Tech Lab helps bring hands‑on fossil dig to Morrill Hall

April 15, 2026

Agriculture & Environment

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Society & Culture

Color portrait of Scott Hutchins, chief scientist and undersecretary for research, education and economics with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, on a color campus background.

USDA chief scientist to deliver Heuermann Lecture on April 28

April 15, 2026

Agriculture & Environment

A man hands a breakfast bag through a car window in a parking lot. Several other vehicles are lined up behind the car.

Drive-thru event bringing cancer prevention directly to Nebraskans

April 14, 2026

Agriculture & Environment

Jordan Stump, professor of French, sits among the books in his office.

Stump's latest translation lands spot on International Booker Prize shortlist

April 13, 2026

Society & Culture

Twenty-five University of Nebraska–Lincoln students — 12 in formal attire and 13 in red robes, all wearing red sashes — pose for a group photo on the east side of Memorial Stadium.

Innocents Society, Mortar Board members inducted for 2026-27

April 13, 2026

The Jefferson County courthouse, a tall square building made of brownstone.

Agricultural economics students help shape Fairbury’s future

April 9, 2026

Agriculture & Environment

Book covers lined up on a surface.

University Press celebrates poetry collections in honor of National Poetry Month

April 9, 2026

Tiffany Heng-Moss, Harlan Vice Chancellor for the Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln and vice president for agriculture and natural resources for the University of Nebraska system, speaks at a lectern in a crowded conference room in the Nebraska East Union.

Briggs, Green honored by Nebraska Hall of Agricultural Achievement

April 9, 2026

Agriculture & Environment

A woman goes through receipts and writes down spending.

Snapshot shows Nebraskans’ financial satisfaction has fallen

April 8, 2026

Society & Culture

Yanan (Laura) Wang, assistant professor of electrical and computer engineering at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, operates a laser interferometer inside her lab at the Engineering Research Center.

Husker engineer aims to build 'bridge' for quantum superhighways

April 7, 2026

Science & Technology

Students place rocks on the Holocasut Memorial. In Jewish cemeteries the tradition is to place rocks on the grave rather than flowers. History of the Holocaust course students visit the Holocaust memorial in Lincoln’s Wyuka Cemetery.

Digital humanities forum to convene leaders in Holocaust research

April 7, 2026

Society & Culture

Twenty-one young women wearing white jackets, white shirts, black bowties and black pants pose for a photo with instructor Ajai Ammachathram. They are Husker students providing hospitality services at the 2026 Masters Tournament.

Husker students assist at 2026 Masters Tournament

April 6, 2026

Society & Culture

A windmill stands in a charred field in western Nebraska.

Nebraska Extension, USDA partners hosting wildfire recovery meetings

April 3, 2026

Agriculture & Environment

A well measuring tape is positioned next to an irrigation well head in preparation for making a water level measurement.

Groundwater levels continue to decline amid persistent drought conditions

April 3, 2026

Agriculture & Environment

An illustration shows a map of relevant brain networks superimposed on the right hemisphere of the human brain.

Neta’s research points to brain-based clues for mental health

April 2, 2026

Science & Technology

Four panelists — a man and three women — speak to a crowd.

Yeutter Institute symposium to examine future of global trading system

April 1, 2026

Agriculture & Environment

A rainbow forms over an irrigation pivot in a grain field, with a blue sky in the background.

Study highlights role of risk attitudes in crop insurance outcomes

March 31, 2026

Agriculture & Environment

Jeffrey L. Day, professor of architecture at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, stands in an architecture classroom. He is wearing a blue button-up shirt over a black shirt, black pants and black shoes. His left hand is in his shirt pocket.

College of Architecture’s Day to present April 14 Nebraska Lecture

March 30, 2026

Society & Culture

Two people speak in front of a mural speling out David.

Architecture planning collaboration continues to shape downtown David City

March 27, 2026

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Color portraits of (from left) Kevin Artiles Fernandez, Ben Beecham, Danny Berg and Anthony Rubek on a red campus background.

Four Huskers win Roper Sports Writing awards

March 27, 2026

Society & Culture