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Humanities Without Walls allows UNL grad students to explore career options

July 27, 2015

UNL students Rebekka Schlichting (left) and Alex Mallory (far right) met with U.S. Assistant Secretary for Indian Affairs Kevin Washburn.

UNL students attend inaugural White House gathering of Native youths

July 17, 2015

UNL's William G. Thomas is the principal investigator of the project.

Project uncovers early D.C. slave family histories

July 15, 2015

Glenn Nierman (right), professor of music education, during his induction as a Lowell Mason Fellow by the National Association for Music Education.

Achievements | Honors, awards, publications for June 19 to July 9

July 10, 2015

UNL's Center for Digital Research in the Humanities, located in Love Library (pictured), has awarded three fellowships through the Digital Scholarship Incubator. The awards support and develop student-led digital humanities research that extends beyond the classroom.

Three students named Digital Scholarship Incubator Fellows

June 9, 2015

Nels Forde

Obituary | Nels Forde

June 9, 2015

Human trafficking course explores understudied problem

June 8, 2015

Four receive awards from Faculty Senate

May 1, 2015

Lecture to explore how early Mexican Americans gained equality

April 23, 2015

Students from the Digital Humanities Practicum class meet with their clients, representatives of the Nebraska Commission on Indian Affairs to go over changes and additions to the interactive map and website the students are developing for the Commission.

Digital humanities course offers real-world experience

April 21, 2015

UNL History Club's Civil War camp canceled

April 16, 2015

Annie Himes (second from left) talks with (from left) Chancellor Harvey Perlman, Matthew Boring and Patrice Berger, director of the University Honors Program, during a Truman Scholar celebration in Canfield Administration Building on April 9. Himes is one of 60 students nationally to earn the award this year. Boring, marketing and sales manager at the Lied Center for Performing Arts, was named a Truman Scholar in 2010.

Himes earns $30,000 Truman Scholarship

April 14, 2015