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Yeonmi Park

North Korean defector, activist to speak April 11

April 3, 2019

House delegation recognizes N150

April 3, 2019

Justice Forte

Forte helps reignite Husker women's hockey club

April 2, 2019

A group of women poses in front of the University of Nebraska–Lincoln library (now Architecture Hall) circa 1915. “What We Wore: Dressing Well at UNL,” featuring select garments from the 1870s through 1950s, is on view through May 10 at the Robert Hillestad Textiles Gallery.

‘What We Wore’ features dress across the decades

April 2, 2019

Hawra Mohammed

Mohammed carves her own path at Nebraska

April 1, 2019

Starting this spring, students will receive @huskers.unl.edu email accounts.

Students to get @huskers email accounts

April 1, 2019

The Nebraska FFA State Convention will bring thousands of guests to Lincoln April 3-5. Many of the events will happen on the University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s East Campus.

FFA convention to bring 8,000+ to campus

April 1, 2019

Maysoon Zayid

Actress, comedian, advocate Maysoon Zayid to speak April 4

April 1, 2019

Five elk, including a bull, are seen in the Pine Ridge area in Dawes County, Nebraska, during the fall rut.

Scientists study movement of elk in agricultural landscapes

July 9, 2025

Agriculture & Environment

Color portrait of Terri Hogue, math teacher at Falls City Middle School, on a UNL campus background.

Longtime Falls City teacher Hogue earns McAuliffe Prize

July 9, 2025

Society & Culture

Qiang Liu, assistant professor in the School of Computing, stands next to one of the Husker-Net 5G amplifiers topping the roof of Oldfather Hall. Husker-Net is the University of Nebraska–Lincoln's private 5G network, and one of Liu's research focuses.

Liu’s research expands, connects autonomous vehicle capabilities

July 8, 2025

Science & Technology

UNL ranks in top 10% worldwide for agriculture, natural resources

July 9, 2025

Phenobot, an IANR-created robot, measures leaf angle on corn to see how well the plant is performing photosynthesis in a field northeast of 84th and Havelock streets. Lina Lopez-Corona, a university research technician, operates the robot.

Craig Chandler | University Communication and Marketing