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The University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s new partnership on the Peace Corps Prep program will combine coursework and experiential learning to build competencies for undergraduate students to become Peace Corps volunteers or other international development professionals.

New Peace Corps Prep program prepares students to be global change makers

October 4, 2021

Society & Culture

Rural Poll's expansion into urban areas featured on RFD-TV

October 4, 2021

Kaylee Burnside and Clare Umutoni, Rural Fellows working with the Ord Area Chamber of Commerce, attend Second Hand Rose’s ribbon-cutting to celebrate its new storefront.

Applications open for communities to host Rural Fellows in summer 2022

October 4, 2021

Agriculture & Environment

Dragon dancers entertain parade enthusiasts at the 2019 Homecoming Parade.

Cornstock, parade headline homecoming festivities Oct. 1

October 1, 2021

Two graduates of the Indigenous ROOTS Teacher Education Program gather with their families. A new grant will allow the program to expand its efforts and focus on training Indigenous school principals and administrators.

ROOTS program sets sights on preparing Indigenous school leaders

September 29, 2021

Society & Culture

Architect’s rendering of how the development gateway might look from the intersection of Vine and 22nd streets.

Retired, international housing highlight 2100 Vine redevelopment proposal

September 28, 2021

Stroll Off champions from Zeta Phi Beta sorority perform in front of the judges tables during the homecoming parade in October 2019. The parade and Cornstock Festival return Oct. 1.

University to celebrate homecoming with ‘The Good Life’

September 21, 2021

Julie Tippens

Tippens to present MHDI talk Sept. 28

September 20, 2021

Curbside pickup sign

Polls: Pandemic affected Nebraskans’ mental health, finances, consumerism

September 17, 2021

Agriculture & Environment

Stainless steel crane sculpture

Denver artist receives Husker advice to capture sandhill crane’s spirit

September 14, 2021

Agriculture & Environment

Community and Regional Planning students are helping with a downtown revitalization plan for David City.

Planning students helping to revitalize David City's downtown

September 13, 2021

From left, Katie Edwards, associate professor, CYFS and educational psychology; Lee Pavia, founder of No Means No Worldwide and IMpower United; and Ramona Herrington, Lakota Elder and activist, on a South Dakota reservation. (Photo by Katie Edwards)

Achievements | Honors, appointments, publications for Sept. 3

September 3, 2021