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“The Art of Dissent,” a feature documentary film produced by Nebraska historian James Le Sueur, will debut Oct. 5 on major cable television and internet video on-demand platforms. The film explores the role of artistic activism during Czechoslovakia’s communist takeover and nonviolent transition from communist power.

Le Sueur documentary to launch on major cable, internet platforms

September 16, 2021

Society & Culture

Stainless steel crane sculpture

Denver artist receives Husker advice to capture sandhill crane’s spirit

September 14, 2021

Agriculture & Environment

Jerry Reif, shop manager at Nebraska Innovation Studio, watches as a plasma cutter cuts through steel.

Nebraska Innovation Studio celebrating marked growth

September 7, 2021

Science & Technology

N columns on East Campus

Rural Prosperity Nebraska offers $50,000 in grants to boost communities

September 2, 2021

Agriculture & Environment

Morgan Berg (right), a senior in psychology from West Fargo, North Dakota, and Tim Anderson, a third-year law student from Huntington Beach, California, stock the shelves in the new East Campus Food Pantry. The pantry is in Filley Hall in the old Dairy Store walk-in freezer

Husker Pantry opens East Campus location

September 1, 2021

Society & Culture

Memorial Stadium

Husker football game-day information announced for 2021

September 1, 2021

Brian Couch

NSF-funded, Husker-led project to evaluate open-access educational resources

August 31, 2021

Science & Technology

Color guard member Haley Petri chants “Go Big Red” during the Cornhusker Marching Band’s warm-up concert north of Kimball Recital Hall on Aug. 20. The band then marched to Memorial Stadium for its annual exhibition before it was canceled due to lightning. The band will make its 2021 debut Sept. 4 at the stadium with pregame and halftime performances at Nebraska's football home opener against Fordham.

Cornhusker Marching Band makes debut Sept. 4

August 26, 2021

Carol and Mark Moseman of David City, Nebraska, with “Fighting Blood,” a painting by Frank L. Spradling (1885–1972).

Agrarian art focus of Great Plains museum gallery talk

August 26, 2021

Aerial photo of University of Nebraska–Lincoln campus

Statement by Chancellor Ronnie Green on reports of a sexual assault at UNL

August 25, 2021

Man working on roof construction

Nebraska indicator suggests economic growth may slow in early 2022

August 25, 2021

Leading Locally program focuses on community leadership

August 24, 2021

Agriculture & Environment

The Nebraska Alumni Association’s Football Friday series enters its 12th season starting Sept. 3, the night before the Huskers’ home football opener against Fordham.

Football Friday series kicks off Sept. 3

August 24, 2021

Larry the Cable Guy

Larry the Cable Guy to perform Oct. 7 benefit show for Lied

August 23, 2021

farm field

New analysis highlights conservation practices in Nebraska

August 23, 2021

Agriculture & Environment

Teen boy looking forlorn

Expert alert: Easing students' transition back to in-person classes

August 20, 2021

Society & Culture

(From left) University of Nebraska–Lincoln Chancellor Ronnie Green, NU President Ted Carter, Rep. Jeff Fortenberry, Rep. Glenn “GT” Thompson and NU Vice President and Harlan Vice Chancellor for UNL’s Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources Mike Boehm participate in an Aug. 20 tele-town hall on the future of agriculture.

Fortenberry, Thompson discuss future of ag with university leaders

August 20, 2021

Agriculture & Environment

New activities at Raising Nebraska include a giant scale that translates a visitor’s weight into bushels of grain, number of newborn pigs, gallons of milk or about a dozen other Nebraska agricultural products.

Raising Nebraska sheds light on technology, research behind Nebraska agriculture

August 20, 2021

Agriculture & Environment

Silhouettes of different colors

Thompson Forum to focus on historical, contemporary discrimination

August 19, 2021

Students study inside the Johnny Carson Center for Emerging Media Arts in November 2020. Forty-two students have been selected to join the third and largest Carson Center cohort.

42 students selected for new Carson Center cohort

August 19, 2021