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Simon Levin, “Butterfly Plate,” 9” x 9” x 1”, wood-fired stoneware, 2013.

Ceramists to present visiting artist lecture Nov. 7

November 2, 2018

Nebraska's Brett Ratcliffe examines a beetle during a 1998 research trip to Ecuador. Ratcliffe has identified more than 200 new species of insects in his 50-year career at Nebraska.

Ratcliffe's scarab passion leads to discovery of 8 new species

November 1, 2018

Agriculture & Environment

Gabriela Montero

Lied to feature ‘Spamalot,’ TEN Tenors, Gabriela Montero

November 1, 2018

"Atlantis" by Ruth Eissfeldt of Essen, Germany, is one of the quilts showing in "Discovering the Collection: A 20-Year Journey," which opens on Nov. 2.

Students, longtime curator featured during Quilt Center's First Friday

November 1, 2018

Chancellor Ronnie Green

Chancellor: 'Our students said it best — hate will never win'

October 31, 2018

Society & Culture

Nebraska graduate student Christopher Fill is studying the patterns of bats living at Homestead National Monument of America, near Beatrice, Nebraska.

Study allows Husker to hang with bats

October 31, 2018

Agriculture & Environment

Contemporary representations of Frankenstein's monster can often be traced back to Boris Karloff's portrayal in the 1931 film, "Frankenstein."

'Frankenstein' at 200: Scholars to explore why 19th-century novel still resonates

October 31, 2018

Society & Culture

Rebecca Lai

Lai's Harry Potter-focused SciPop Talk is Nov. 7

October 31, 2018

Science & Technology

Nebraska's Randall Nunez stands on the steps outside Sheldon Museum of Art.

Nunez's genealogy journey powers Genoa remembrance

February 17, 2026

Society & Culture

Ann Spilker, extended learning coordinator at the University of Nebraska State Museum, stands next to the Nebraska prairie display on the fourth floor of Morrill Hall. Talking about prairie roots with young campers made Spilker realize she wanted to be an educator.

Spilker plants seeds of discovery for museum campers

February 17, 2026

Agriculture & Environment

Color portrait of Tamar Haspel, food columnist for The Washington Post, on a color campus background.

Heuermann Lecture to address consensus-building for ag solutions

February 17, 2026

Agriculture & Environment

Biography spotlights Virginia Faulkner’s legacy at Nebraska Press

February 18, 2026

Author delivering a talk to a crowd in a bookshop.

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