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The pro bono work of faculty and students recently earned a national recognition for Nebraska Law. Ryan Sullivan (center), a professor of law, also collected an individual honor for his pro bono service.

Nebraska Law's pro bono work earns national honors

March 1, 2019

February surveys: Nebraska businesses, consumers remain confident

March 1, 2019

Yeutter Institute announces inaugural advisory council members

February 27, 2019

Agriculture & Environment

Tyler White, assistant professor of political science and interim director of the National Security Studies program, introduces the panel of intelligence officials who spoke to students at the Women in National Security Symposium Feb. 22.

Huskers network with, hear from intelligence officials

February 26, 2019

Rise in Nebraska leading indicator fueled by business expectations

February 20, 2019

Construction Sector

Farm income still lagging, but solid economic growth expected in Nebraska

February 15, 2019

Society & Culture

January surveys: Nebraska businesses, consumers are resolute

February 8, 2019

Dave Specht (left) will be the keynote speaker at the inaugural Family Business Conference on March 1 at Nebraska Innovation Campus.

Family Business Conference to examine change

February 7, 2019

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Huskers use AI, create prototypes in Innovation Challenge judged by kids

October 6, 2025

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Employees taking a selfie with Herbie Husker

University celebrates decades of dedication at annual service awards

October 6, 2025

Thirty-one students — all members of the 10th cohort of the Clifton Builders Program at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln — pose for a photograph in formal attire on the west side of Howard L. Hawks Hall.

31 Clifton Builders prepare to impact businesses, teams, communities

October 6, 2025

Political, religious beliefs limit education’s impact on death penalty support

October 6, 2025

Amy Williams and Philip Schwadel

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