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Cattle graze on the Diamond Bar Ranch north of Stapleton in June 2020. The Sandhills are threatened by the encroachment of eastern red cedar and other woody species, according to Craig Allen, a professor in Nebraska’s School of Natural Resources.

Center for Resilience in Agricultural Working Landscapes up and running

April 14, 2021

Agriculture & Environment

Santosh Pitla, associate professor of biological systems engineering at Nebraska, and his team are working on a new approach for refilling Unmanned Ground Vehicle seed tanks using aerial robots.

USDA-NIFA grant to advance ag robot research

April 13, 2021

Agriculture & Environment

Philip Schwadel

'Residue effect': Values hold even after faith falters

April 12, 2021

Society & Culture

University of Nebraska–Lincoln

Brother2Brother looks to expand campus impact

April 12, 2021

Society & Culture

Nebraska is founding partner in Engineering Research Visioning Alliance

April 9, 2021

Science & Technology

Nebraska business confidence surges again in March

April 9, 2021

Groundwater levels rose significantly across most of Nebraska from January 2019 to January 2020, according to the recently released 2020 Nebraska Groundwater-Level Report. The rain, snow and ice surpluses from 2019 were reflected in thousands of well measurements taken across much of the state in early 2020.

Groundwater levels were up significantly in early 2020, report shows

April 8, 2021

Agriculture & Environment

Jack Jeffries, assistant professor of mathematics at Nebraska, has earned his department’s first-ever Faculty Early Career Development Program award from the National Science Foundation. He will use the $400,000, five-year grant to advance his research in commutative algebra.

Jeffries' CAREER award bolsters Nebraska's mathematics expertise

April 7, 2021

Science & Technology

Tribal Water and Food Sustainability Summit is April 14-15

April 6, 2021

Agriculture & Environment

Andrew Haar (left) and Cole Kovarik

Haar, Kovarik earn fellowships to study in Germany

April 6, 2021

Society & Culture

Nominations due Feb. 8, 2021 for the Student Luminary, Cockson, Griesen awards

6 Husker students, alumni receive NSF grad research fellowships

April 6, 2021

Science & Technology

To successfully return to in-person learning, it’s very important that all students act to protect themselves and our Husker community. Complete the COVID-19 Student Training today.

Innocents Society, Mortar Board members inducted for 2021-22

April 5, 2021

C. Nicole Mason

Sorensen seminar to focus on COVID-19’s unequal impact

April 5, 2021

Society & Culture

Nebraska’s Harkamal Walia and colleagues have described a novel form of a gene obtained from wild wheat that has the potential to improve drought tolerance in cultivated wheat.

Walia featured today in Nebraska Lecture on climate change, crop yields

April 2, 2021

Agriculture & Environment

Six in 10 rural Nebraskans surveyed are using the internet to save money by price matching or bargain hunting, and about one-third are generating income by buying or selling items online, according to the 2018 Nebraska Rural Poll.

Nebraska Rural Poll collaborates to provide statewide survey

April 1, 2021

Agriculture & Environment

Nebraska indicator: Economic growth to continue through summer

March 31, 2021

Study identifies potential biomarkers for cognitive struggles after surgery

March 30, 2021

Science & Technology

Team earns $2M grant to further statewide health surveys

March 30, 2021

Science & Technology

Society & Culture

The Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra Septet featuring Wynton Marsalis will perform "The Democracy! Suite" during a virtual concert at 7:30 p.m. April 3.

Lied’s virtual offerings include Marsalis-led jazz group, multimedia dance artist

March 30, 2021

MBA@Nebraska named best value program in U.S. by Financial Times

March 29, 2021