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"Winter Holiday Laser Adventure"

Mueller Planetarium to feature holiday, rock shows

November 22, 2016

Nylah Mossop (left) uses her fingers to knit a scarf during the launch of the "Scarves for Kids" project on Nov. 20. The event was organized by Jo Ann Emerson (right) and Sandra Williams (not pictured). Other participants included (left of Emerson) Amanda Gailey, associate professor of English, and Patsy Koch Johns.

Craftivists align for scarf project

November 21, 2016

Plan for Cather, Pound moves ahead

November 18, 2016

Steve Jara of University Housing (right) talks with (from left) Pat O'Neill, Tiffany O'Neill (partially hidden), Todd Seifert and Josh Seifert during the Nov. 17 East Campus residence hall open house.

East Campus residence hall on track for fall 2017

November 18, 2016

A student writes about what sustainability means to her on a Nebraska-shaped chalkboard during the university's 2016 Earth Day celebration in April.

Student fund to expand campus sustainability projects

November 18, 2016

Achievements | Honors, awards, publications for Nov. 18

November 18, 2016

Large Brass Ensembles perform Nov. 21

November 18, 2016

'Man Called Ove,' 'Gimme Danger' play the Ross

November 17, 2016

A young man stands in a rack of computer equipment.

Scott Data, Nebraska Engineering partner on new AI makerspace

August 21, 2025

Science & Technology

Ivy Mentink, 5, coaxes her pig around the ring during the Clover Kids competition. 4-H Polk County Fair in Osceola, Nebraska. July 19, 2024.

State Fair is the showcase for 4-H, but growth, achievement a constant pursuit

August 20, 2025

Agriculture & Environment

Society & Culture

Memorial Stadium takes center stage as Huskers roll into campus

August 20, 2025

Bader connects entrepreneurship, Engler program, rural Nebraska needs

August 21, 2025

Jordyn Bader, Husker alumna and cofounder of Marble Technologies, smiles as she stands next to a window in a shadowy corridor.

Craig Chandler | University Communication and Marketing