Skip to main content

Business & Law

College of Law commencement ceremony is May 3

Read more

A close-up of a University of Nebraska College of Law graduate from behind. He is wearing a purple tam with a purple tassel. From the tassel hangs a red, square pendant with the Nebraska block N and the words "College of Law."

Recent News

Microbiology student Chloe Buzz is featured in the 2016-17 Research Report from Nebraska.

Discovery, achievement, recognition: the year in Husker research

November 7, 2017

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

Society & Culture

Business dean finalists named; open forums set

November 6, 2017

Surveys: Consumer confidence remains weak during October

November 3, 2017

Manufacturing, construction drive improved economic outlook

October 25, 2017

NIC earns international award as best ‘new’ research campus

October 17, 2017

Akhil Reed Amar

Constitutional law expert to deliver Lane Lecture

October 13, 2017

Surveys: Consumer confidence slides; business confidence remains strong

October 6, 2017

The renovation of Behlen Laboratory includes an update to the exterior façade and a complete remodel of the top three floors. The redesigned space will be used to further national defense research at Nebraska.

Behlen remodel amps up Nebraska's defense research

September 28, 2017

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

Society & Culture

A man stands on a cherry picker between large shelves of documents.

Caster helps public uncover Nebraska's stories

April 28, 2025

Caroline Nowak, a third-year Master of Fine Arts graduate student in lighting design and one of two students nationally to be selected for the Hemsley Internship.

Nowak wins prestigious Hemsley Internship

April 28, 2025

Science & Technology

MAP Academy partnership reveals breastfeeding barriers for working moms

April 28, 2025

Science & Technology

Society & Culture

Inaugural robotics fellows ready to launch new innovations

April 28, 2025

Amlan Balabantaray, a doctoral candidate in biological systems engineering, developed a prototype for his See and Till system, a robotic weed control product for agricultural use.

Aaron Nix | University Communication and Marketing