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A cargo ship outside of a harbor in Long Beach, California

U.S. trade official to kick off Yeutter Institute Symposium

October 19, 2022

Agriculture & Environment

A young man wearing earphones edits video on a laptop

Applications sought for 2023 Nebraska Young Artist Awards

October 17, 2022

Brick-paved street in Oakland, Nebraska

Rural Poll: Nebraskans not optimistic about economy

October 13, 2022

Agriculture & Environment

Clementine Ewomsan, a member of the STEM-POWER Research Program’s 2022 summer cohort, works with Yuguo Yang, a graduate student in biological sciences, during her summer research appointment.

NSF grant expands efforts to retain underrepresented STEM students

October 12, 2022

Science & Technology

Shane Tucker (right), highway paleontologist with the University of Nebraska State Museum, shows visitors how microfossils are sorted during a previous Fossil Night event.

Fossil Day at Morrill Hall will feature ID station, storytime, scavenger hunt

October 7, 2022

Rural Fellows Alicia Pannell (left), Tori Pedersen (second from left) and Janet Kabetesi (fifth from left) and community fellows Andrea McClintic (fourth from left) and Stephanie Novoa (right) are pictured with Lt. Gov. Mike Foley (third from left) at the Fox Theater ribbon cutting in Cozad.

Applications for Rural Fellowship program now open

October 3, 2022

Agriculture & Environment

Eric Knoll stands next to several students, with everyone wearing safety glasses

Knoll’s innovations have strengthened instruction, built key partnerships

September 22, 2022

Agriculture & Environment

Close-up of sorghum plant

University's TAPS program coming soon to high school classrooms

September 22, 2022

Agriculture & Environment

Photo Courtesy: Copyright Peace Corps, Lesotho & Education

Peace Corps recruiter visiting campus Sept. 26-29

September 22, 2022

The city of Lincoln is seen in an aerial view from the state capitol building.

Public Policy Center releases latest Lincoln Vital Signs report

September 21, 2022

Society & Culture

James Kvaal (center, in blue suit) talks with students and Chancellor Ronnie Green during his visit to campus on Sept. 16. Kvaal, who is from Massachusetts, often visited his grandparents in Omaha as a youth, and attended Husker football games.

Huskers talk affordability, barriers with undersecretary of education

September 16, 2022

Chancellor explores dedication of Cornhusker Marching Band

September 16, 2022