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Great Plains Art Museum opens three exhibitions to kick off anniversaries

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“Drive-In Church” by Steve C. LaRance (Little Shell Tribe of Chippewa Indians) — a 2022 oil painting of a young man and young woman standing on either side of a brown car with a prairie and mountains in the background.

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Cutline: The Tony-winning musical “Into the Woods” is coming to the Lied Center for Performing Arts for two performances Feb. 16 and 17.

'Into the Woods' coming to Lied Center

February 16, 2017

Tamara Meneghini, associate professor of theatre at University of Colorado (left), plays Queen Elizabeth I, while her lady-in-waiting (Colorado student Bernadette Venters-Sefic), in a performance written by Nebraska historian Carole Levin. The play will be performed at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln Feb. 25 and 26.

Play written in Elizabeth I's words comes to Nebraska

February 16, 2017

Guest curator Carrie Morgan selected this photo, "Landscape -- Grain Elevator and Lightning Flash, Lamesa, Texas," by Frank Gohlke for the "15 Photographs, 15 Curators" exhibition at Sheldon Museum of Art.

Huskers assist with new Sheldon photo exhibition

February 1, 2017

Paul Barnes (left) visits with composer Philip Glass in New York in January.

Barnes' recital to celebrate Philip Glass' 80th birthday

January 31, 2017

Scott Dikkers

No joke: Onion founder to speak Feb. 8

January 30, 2017

A trombone player practices during the Cornhusker Marching Band's trip to the Music City Bowl in December. Walker Pickering, a photography professor, has captured images of marching bands and drum corps since 2006.

Photo series inspired by Pickering's love for marching bands

January 27, 2017

Speech and debate team earns 6th straight Big Ten title

January 24, 2017

Society & Culture

The Lied Center for Performing Arts will host Rodgers and Hammerstein's "Cinderella," a modern take on the classic tale, from Jan. 27-29.

'Cinderella' coming to Lied Center Jan. 27-29

January 18, 2017

Musician, sound engineer and University of Nebraska–Lincoln alumnus J. E. Van Horne Jr. sits at a table. He is wearing a black-and-white plaid dress shirt, black tie, brown jacket and glasses.

Musician J. E. Van Horne Jr. creates Husker scholarship for South Dakota students

January 8, 2026

David Berkowitz

Berkowitz named vice president for research at University of Georgia

January 7, 2026

Science & Technology

Archives and Special Collections launches new request system

January 7, 2026

Science & Technology

Volunteer Ambassador Program helps Husker find home in Nebraska

January 9, 2026