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Brennan Sanders, a freshman mechanical engineering major, maps out the design for a hose toy that will allow giraffes to rub their ossicones (horn-like protuberances) against. Sanders was part of a team creating toys for giraffes coming to the Lincoln Children’s Zoo.

Gender identification story wins Perry Photo Challenge

March 12, 2019

Society & Culture

Looking north from R Street, this undated photo shows two of the earliest buildings on the University of Nebraska's original four-block campus — Architecture Hall (at left), which was originally a library, and University Hall (right). University Hall, the first building on campus, was demolished in 1948. Architecture Hall, built in 1892, is the oldest structure on campus.

Nebraska Lecture to explore origins of campus architecture

February 4, 2019

Berens' N150 Nebraska Lecture available online

January 30, 2019

John J. Pershing poses with Nebraska U cadets during his tenure on campus. Pershing will be honored as part of new World War I service plaques being installed in Memorial Stadium.

Military historian to lead archival research workshop

January 29, 2019

Louise Pound Hall is framed by snow covered branches following a storm on the weekend of Jan. 12-13. Learn more about how the university distributes weather-related closure announcements at http://bit.ly/2CyLSXO.

Five big Husker stories | Jan. 21-27

January 21, 2019

The Nebraska Lectures will expand to a year-long series in celebration of the university's 150th anniversary in 2019. The first lecture, on Jan. 23, will examine the history of the Nebraska Unicameral. Pictured is the charter that officially created the university on Feb. 15, 1869.

Nebraska Lectures expand to celebrate N150

January 9, 2019

Nebraska's Matt Waite (second from left) works with students in a drone journalism pop-up course offered in fall 2018.

'Pop-up' courses deliver timely topics to students

January 4, 2019

Volunteers pose with Nebraska's John Lang after breaking the Guinness World Record for largest mosaic built with tiny plastic bricks. This is the second world record set by Lang in as many years.

Achievements | Honors, awards, publications for Sept. 7

September 7, 2018

A new depth report by Nebraska journalism students examines damages and recovery efforts after Hurricane MarÍa hit Puerto Rico.

Husker photojournalists to present Puerto Rico depth report

August 2, 2018

The windmill on East Campus, located behind the Animal Science Building, turns in the wind.

Achievements | Honors, awards, publications for July 13

July 13, 2018

Special screening of 'Black Jack Pershing' May 17

May 15, 2018

A member of the cheer squad flies the Nebraska flag during the Huskers' 2017 game with Rutgers University in Memorial Stadium. During the Red-White Spring Game on April 21, journalism students will get a real-world experience, working with sports media and communication professionals.

Spring football offers game day experience to Husker journalists

April 20, 2018

Society & Culture