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Donde Plowman welcomes new graduate students at the College of Business Administration in this file photo. Plowman is this year’s recipient of the Harlan J. Noddle Award for Distinguished Development Service from the University of Nebraska Foundation.

Plowman recognized with NU Foundation award

October 24, 2016

Stephanie Espy (pictured) will lead a GMAT strategy workshop Oct. 29 in the CBA Building, Room 128.

GMAT strategy workshop is Oct. 29

October 24, 2016

The most recent leading economic indicator report on the Nebraska economy showed positive signs for growth in four of six areas, including an increase in airline passengers.

Indicator shows growing optimism about 2017

October 21, 2016

Nebraska Law named nation’s best value

October 14, 2016

Nebraska Union

State lawmakers to debate death penalty on Oct. 25

October 10, 2016

September surveys show optimistic businesses, wary consumers

October 7, 2016

John Mackey

Whole Foods' John Mackey to give inaugural Harris Lecture

September 29, 2016

Strive to Thrive Lincoln seeks applications from nonprofits

September 22, 2016

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