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Nebraska leading indicator rebounds in October

November 21, 2018

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Husker grad turns bugs into delicious grub

November 19, 2018

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October surveys show rising confidence, workforce challenges

November 9, 2018

Lincoln City Council member Bennie Shobe speaks with students in the Elect to Serve pop-up course about his experiences in public office.

Huskers take deep dive into running for public office

November 6, 2018

Society & Culture

International Education Week, Nov. 12-16, is a joint initiative of the U.S. Departments of State and Education to celebrate the benefits of international education and prepare Americans for a global environment.

International Education Week to celebrate global culture, exchange

November 5, 2018

Society & Culture

Nebraska's leading economic indicator showed a decrease in building permits for single-family homes in April.

Nebraska’s leading indicator drops in September

October 24, 2018

District 30 candidate and Nebraska alumnus Myron Dorn (right) visits with Eric Thompson in Howard Hawks Hall on Oct. 19. Dorn toured campus to learn more about how the university serves students and the state.

Campus programs, innovation impress District 30 candidate, alumnus

October 24, 2018

Agriculture & Environment

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The 64th annual Nebraska Federal and State Income Tax Institute is coming to seven cities across the state, starting Nov. 5 in Scottsbluff.

Institute to educate tax professionals statewide

October 23, 2018

Four business alumni return to campus to share their Executive Insights at the panel discussion Oct. 18.

Business alumni to host Executive Insights panel

October 12, 2018

Consumer confidence turns negative in Nebraska

October 5, 2018

Nebraska indicator: Economic outlook improves for early 2019

September 26, 2018

Strive to Thrive Lincoln is accepting applications from local nonprofit organizations focused on helping disadvantaged families. The organizations could receive as much as $10,000 in funding. The philanthropic project involves students in the Leading People and Projects (Management 411) class at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln.

Strive to Thrive Lincoln seeks applications from nonprofits

September 20, 2018