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NSE Leader Gabrielle Modica, a New Student Enrollment leader, pauses to give Hershey a bit of attention outside the Cather Dining Center on June 17. Hershey is an 18-month old labradoodle being trained as a therapy dog for the University Police Department.

Four-legged public servant joining university police

June 20, 2022

Clover Camp

Clover Kids helps Nebraska youth connect to 4-H programs statewide

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Photo of Varner Hall, home to University of Nebraska Central Administration.

Tuition freeze highlights 2022-23 university budget

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Wei Bao

New device gets scientists closer to quantum materials breakthrough

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Science & Technology

Data from a recent study found that during peak agricultural seasons — planting, harvesting and calving — farmers and ranchers spent about 25 fewer minutes in bed and 28 fewer minutes actually sleeping each night.

Study eyes reducing sleep deprivation dangers in ag work

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Image from The Blackfeet Flood.

Vision Maker Media provides nearly $1.2M to Native filmmakers

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Tilda Swinton starring in "Memoria."

‘Memoria’ opens June 17 at the Ross

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Vicki Highstreet

Highstreet retirement reception June 29

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Shubhendu Bhardwaj, associate professor of electrical and computer engineering, poses in a lab in front of a compact chamber lined with foam.

Husker engineer seeks paradigm shift in wireless communications

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Frohloff leads with heart in final year with Husker Cheer

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Griep combines school spirit, science in 'Go Big Red' exploration

September 5, 2025

Three UNL researcher standing by the red steel beam sculpture, "Old Glory."

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