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Classics and Religious Studies

Malcolm X, likely at a welcoming event for the African-American Students Foundation in 1959 or 1960

Submissions needed for commemoration of Malcolm X's birth

March 10, 2025

Dr. Bob and Dr. Vanessa Gorman at the 2024 undergraduate commencement in Memorial Stadium.

Gormans find purpose, satisfaction as commencement leaders

May 20, 2024

Sarah McCammon

Book signing with NPR's McCammon is April 14

April 10, 2024

Peter Revesz poses in front of artwork of an ancient sphinx with an inscription that he deciphered.

Revesz decodes ancient sphinx's mysterious message

February 7, 2024

Science & Technology

Society & Culture

Nine University of Nebraska-Lincoln professors have been awarded professorships from the Office of the Executive Vice Chancellor.

Nine faculty earn named professorships

April 5, 2023

Science & Technology

Society & Culture

Broyhill

'Encountering God on this Earth' event draws multiple speakers

February 22, 2023

Starting Aug. 7, test results will be available via the university's online COVID-19 testing portal. The Safer Community app will no longer be used.

Three projects net nearly $500K from NEH

August 17, 2022

Society & Culture

Forrest Cuch

Ute Tribal leader to speak April 28

April 22, 2022

The university’s first-ever Homerathon — a marathon reading of “Iliad” — was held April 19 on the Meier Commons green space north of the Nebraska Union.

Fourth Annual Homerathon goes virtual May 13

May 6, 2021

Student researchers found that campus religious affiliation is similar to Nebraska, where Christianity is dominant, but also that a wide variety of religions are also practiced.

Student research delves into diversity of faith on campus

April 23, 2021

Society & Culture

Ellen Smith was the university's first female faculty member, leading the classics department. She also led the library and served as the first registrar.

Smith left lasting impact on students, university

March 1, 2021

Andrew Malesker, a junior from Hastings, is taking on a leadership role on a UCARE research team that will create a multimedia e-book on the history of performances of a Greek play. Malesker is studying computer science and classical languages at Nebraska.

Undergrad to lead research collaboration with Oxford archive

August 21, 2020

Society & Culture