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Cheryl Washer holds the head of a replica of Titanoboa, the world's largest snake that lived 60 million years ago. Walker, who is with the Smithsonian Institutes Traveling Exhibit Services, was holding up her end while Morrill Hall's Joel Nielsen, left, and West Schoemer connect the pieces to the 48-foot-long snake. The snake is portrayed as eating an ancient crocodile.

Boa constructors: Titanoboa arrives, is assembled at Morrill Hall

February 20, 2014

Arts & Sciences dean finalists named

February 18, 2014

Worldwide study finds that fertilizer destabilizes grasslands

February 17, 2014

Modern Language Fair seeks essay entries

February 16, 2014

Kwame Dawes

Dawes writes on the spirit of Sochi

February 10, 2014

Album inspired by Kooser’s poetry wins 3 Grammys

January 28, 2014

Group names Braithwaite distinguished scholar

January 20, 2014

A Bornean rain forest with massive trees. A study coauthored by UNL's Sabrina Russo reports that trees never stop growing and that the growth rate accelerates as trees age.

Study finds large, older trees grow at a faster rate

January 15, 2014

Lincoln students participated in "Hour of Code" at the Champions Club on Dec. 12.

UNL-hosted coding event helps put Lincoln in worldwide rankings

January 5, 2014

Findings lend insight into electron-molecule collisions

December 21, 2013

Image from the 625-mile, 14-day traverse from McMurdo Station to the Lake Whillans drill site.

WISSARD named a top science story of 2013

December 17, 2013

A sampling of the books donated by Peter Bleed, professor emeritus of anthropology.

Bleed donates books to Kawasaki Reading Room

December 17, 2013