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The TasksMind team (from left to right): Thang Do, Vatsal Pandya, and Kashish Syed.

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Kaitlyn Nguyenduy is a child, youth and family studies from Omaha, Nebraska. Through her leadership positions, she’s making an impact on campus.

Leadership opportunities help Nguyenduy make an impact

May 11, 2022

Chancellor, Ibrahim chat about student experience, graduation

May 11, 2022

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COVID-19 Digest: Campus-based testing to continue through summer

May 10, 2022

Elvin "Al" Papik with Tom Osborne. Papik, who served for nearly three decades in leadership roles with Admissions and Athletics, died May 7. He was 95.

Obituary | Elvin 'Al' Papik

May 10, 2022

Cherish Perkins

Perkins sews up degree, cuts path toward fashion industry

May 10, 2022

Society & Culture

A boy and girl watch excavation work at Ashfall Fossil Beds State Historical Park

Ashfall Fossil Beds opens for 31st season

May 10, 2022

James Volkmer

ASEM leadership change announced

May 9, 2022

Jun Yi Goh

Goh traces family footsteps, international student history at Nebraska U

May 9, 2022

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The TasksMind team (from left to right): Thang Do, Vatsal Pandya, and Kashish Syed.

Pandya launches AI venture as graduation nears

May 1, 2026

Dr. Caroline Villiger, professor and head of the “Family–Education–School” research program at the University of Teacher Education in Bern, Switzerland, arrived in Lincoln April 14 to study the TAPP program. (Kyleigh Skaggs, Kindred Media)

Nebraska-developed school partnership program attracts Swiss scholar

May 1, 2026

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Mikayla Teet wears a white shirt and skirt while sitting on a couch in the College of Journalism and Mass Communications' Experience Lab.

Husker blends advocacy, communications to serve underserved communities

May 1, 2026

Society & Culture

Nebraska in the national news: April 2026

May 1, 2026

"In the News" in front of a smartphone, with about 40 images of the University of Nebraska–Lincoln's campuses behind.

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