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Mike Cox and Elizabeth Balerud watch as a lightweight boom and mock solar panel deploy from a space tool they helped build.

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A recent study examined the association between intergenerational co-parenting and child social-emotional development.

Study finds intergenerational co-parenting benefits children

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Zach Eden, a member of the Love Library collections maintenance and delivery team, weights a volume of Laurus so it lays open underneath a scanner. Eden is one of the staff members working on digitizing the library's archive of Laurus, a student-produced literature and art journal.

Eden's work behind the scenes facilitates student learning, savings

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Nebraska U ranks in top 9% worldwide for agriculture, natural resources

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Two brick columns with red Husker Ns on the front are seen behind colorful flower beds on a clear day.

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