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"Get Woke" by Black mathematician and quilt artist Chawne Kimber

Quilt museum to host Black History Month exhibition

February 23, 2022

Crane puppet against a moon backdrop.

Repertory Theatre presents ‘The Way to the Way’

February 23, 2022

Nebraska's Derrick Walker graduated in May 2021. He is currently enrolled in Graduate Studies and is a member of the Husker men's basketball team.

Finding the right mindset helped Walker succeed

February 22, 2022

Nick Wallenburg (left), a junior, speaks during the debate with iDebate Rwanda students Feb. 18.

Huskers participate in global debate experience

February 21, 2022

Society & Culture

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Campus positivity rate dips to 2.5%

February 21, 2022

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Mask use greatly reduced on campus as local mandate ends

February 18, 2022

Love Library was lit in celebration of the Glow Big Red event, which was held Feb. 16-17. Organized by the University of Nebraska Foundation, the annual campaign is intended as a way for Huskers to give back to the university.

Husker Nation sets Glow Big Red records

February 18, 2022

Photo composite featuring supercomputers lit red on the left and combines harvesting wheat on the right.

Campus leaders voice support for next-generation ag, tech investments

February 18, 2022

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

Erin Carr, a postdoctoral researcher, displays a petri dish containing Exophiala viscosa, a novel fungus she isolated, characterized and genome sequenced. The dark brown, iridescent colonies are surrounded by a shadowy halo of secreted melanin, highlighting the organism’s striking pigmentation and potential for biotechnological applications.

Husker researchers studying fungus that could be melanin resource

July 7, 2025

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

Society & Culture

Meyer nursing Nebraska critters back to health

July 7, 2025

Agriculture & Environment

Michelle Paxton (left), director of the Nebraska Children's Justice and Legal Advocacy Center and assistant professor of law, and Carmella Perkins, then a third-year law student, interact with a young boy during a courtroom simulation in August 2024.

New center will address rural attorney shortage, support Nebraska children

July 1, 2025

Nebraska Extension program helping hundreds build healthier futures

July 7, 2025

Zahraa Rida holds up cup measurements, which she used to demonstrate the amount of fruits, vegetables, grains and proteins are healthy to eat in a balanced diet.

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