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Riverdance will return to the Lied Center for Performing Arts from March 15-17.

Riverdance returns to Lied March 15-17

March 9, 2016

David Linneweh, “Refurbished Landscape, Vermont,” oil on panel, 2008.

'Residents' exhibit opens at Eisentrager•Howard Gallery

March 8, 2016

The New Orleans Jazz Orchestra featuring singer Dee Dee Bridgewater will perform at 7:30 p.m. March 11 at the Lied Center for Performing Arts.

New Orleans Jazz Orchestra to perform at Lied

March 7, 2016

Megan Rook, Support, photograph, 14.5" x 22", 2015.

Undergraduate studio art exhibit opens March 4

March 4, 2016

New exhibit features male quilters

March 4, 2016

'The Killing Fields of Dr. Haing S. Ngor,' 'Anomalisa' showing at the Ross

March 4, 2016

Artist Jean Conner to give March 8 talk at Sheldon

March 3, 2016

ArtStream mobile ceramics gallery is coming to UNL March 7-8 outside Richards Hall.

Mobile pottery gallery visits UNL

March 3, 2016

A person sets a trap in the trees.

Metcalf uncovers passion (and mice) via research at Cedar Point

June 30, 2026

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A recent study examined the association between intergenerational co-parenting and child social-emotional development.

Study finds intergenerational co-parenting benefits children

June 29, 2026

Science & Technology

Society & Culture

Zach Eden, a member of the Love Library collections maintenance and delivery team, weights a volume of Laurus so it lays open underneath a scanner. Eden is one of the staff members working on digitizing the library's archive of Laurus, a student-produced literature and art journal.

Eden's work behind the scenes facilitates student learning, savings

June 26, 2026

Nebraska U ranks in top 9% worldwide for agriculture, natural resources

June 30, 2026

Two brick columns with red Husker Ns on the front are seen behind colorful flower beds on a clear day.

Craig Chandler | University Communication and Marketing