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A graphic shows the words "hi" and "hello" translated into Spanish, German, French and Arabic.

Translator, interpreter corps eases communication for local organizations

April 16, 2024

Society & Culture

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will deliver the May 9 commencement address at the UNL College of Law.

Pew Research Center's Kennedy to deliver talk

April 15, 2024

Nebraska's Kwame Dawes reads poetry in Sheldon Museum of Art. Dawes published a book, "Bob Marley: Lyrical Genius," that breaks down the multi-layered verse of the Reggae icon.

Dawes named Jamaica’s next Poet Laureate

April 10, 2024

Rows of hemp are grown on a farm.

Survey research mines delta-8 usage in Nebraska

April 10, 2024

Agriculture & Environment

Society & Culture

Fredrik Gregorius

Gregorius to give talk on Viking spirituality

April 10, 2024

Sarah McCammon

Book signing with NPR's McCammon is April 14

April 10, 2024

Droste, a political science student from Alton, IL, hoped to raise funds and awareness for childhood cancer research with the campus event.

Inspired by her brother, Droste led Shave for the Brave

April 8, 2024

Aerial of campus

Annual symposium to explore connection between psychology, legal system

April 8, 2024

Students representing Lincoln East in the poster contest pose for a picture next to their entry.

Language Fair brings 500-plus students to Nebraska Union

April 5, 2024

Love Library is framed in the iconic curves of "Greenpoint," a campus sculpture by Richard Serra. The artist died at the age of 85 on March 26. Learn more about Serra at https://go.unl.edu/3oeh.

Achievements | Honors, appointments and publications for April 5

April 5, 2024

Bison roam the Sandhills in this photo that appears in the new publication, "The Nebraska Sandhills."

New book celebrates natural, human elements of Nebraska Sandhills

April 3, 2024

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

Society & Culture

Growing vaccination rates and limited on-campus spread of COVID-19 are allowing the University of Nebraska–Lincoln to return to a random mitigation testing strategy.

Women's and Gender Studies earns Mellon funding

April 3, 2024

Society & Culture