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Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources

Workers use a tractor to position the new life-sized sculpture of J. Sterling Morton on East Campus on Sept. 8. The sculpture is one of four honoring Nebraskans who have served as U.S. Secretary of Agriculture.

Sculptures honor Nebraska's former U.S. ag secretaries

September 15, 2014

Achievements | Kunc headed to Japan for international printmaking conference

August 29, 2014

IANR partners on new Nebraska State Fair exhibit

August 23, 2014

Green named Fellow of American Society of Animal Science

August 4, 2014

UNL's Steve Comfort worked with current students and an alumnus to craft a new candle that may help remove contamination from groundwater near Grand Island.

UNL partners with private firm to clean contaminated water

June 27, 2014

A new site licence with National Instruments is allowing faculty, staff and students access to more than 50 types of LabVIEW software.

National Instruments software available for free

January 13, 2014

Vilsack to deliver Heuermann Lecture

November 3, 2013

Ken Dewey

Dewey appointed to American Meteorological Society board

November 1, 2013

Jenny Dauer, assistant professor of practice, stands across the street from Lazlo's in the Haymarket. The buliding — along with others around Lincoln — was designed and built by Dauer's great-great-grandfather, John G. Cordner. The building was originally called the Bennett Hotel.

Relocation to Lincoln reveals unexpected family ties

November 1, 2013

Klopfenstein among top 50 beef industry leaders

October 29, 2013

UNL agronomist Charles Wortmann works with grain producers in Uganda.

UNL partners with African scientists on fertilizer research

October 23, 2013

David Wishart

Wishart's new book recounts lost era on the Great Plains

October 19, 2013