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Timothy Thielen breaks up a compost pile with a hoe as part of the Indigenous Youth Food Sovereignty Program.

Food Sovereignty Program combines science, Indigenous cultural practices

November 7, 2023

Patrick Schmidt greets a nearby dog, Ginger, during the 2018 Husker DogFest at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln. This year’s DogFest — the first since the COVID-19 pandemic — is Oct. 7.

Check your pup’s ‘smarts’ at Husker DogFest on Oct. 7

September 27, 2023

Otoe-Missouria Day reconnects Indigenous people to the land

September 22, 2023

Vann Price, associate superintendent for human resources at Lincoln Public Schools, speaks to the first cohort of the Para Pathway to Teaching pilot program Aug. 10 at the Barkley Center on East Campus.

UNL, LPS partner to build special education teacher pipeline

August 10, 2023

Society & Culture

Amparito’s Market. 648 N. 27th in Lincoln, opened in May, following extensive assistance from Rural Prosperity Nebraska’s Latino Small Business Program.

Rural Prosperity Nebraska program helps market become reality

July 18, 2023

Agriculture & Environment

Lancaster County Juvenile Court Judge Reggie Ryder presides in a simulated courtroom for the College of Law Children’s Justice Clinic in this 2021 photo.

Acklie Charitable Foundation makes landmark pledge to College of Law

June 27, 2023

Lincoln Northeast student Peyton Miller stands among colorful murals.

LPS-CASNR partnership is ‘building a beautiful connection’ at Northeast

June 7, 2023

Agriculture & Environment

A man prepares to throw a lasso at a red plastic bull.

East Campus Discovery Days and Farmers Market kicks off 2023 season June 10

June 6, 2023

Agriculture & Environment

Lincoln in June offers plenty of celebrations and entertainments to keep us busy over the summer.

Jazz in June, Juneteenth highlight month of outdoor happenings

June 5, 2023

Campus museums join Field Trip Across Lincoln and Beyond

May 31, 2023

Color photo of Laurie Richards on red campus background

Richards appointed interim film programmer at the Ross

May 25, 2023

Students grow bell peppers in a hydroponic growing tower at Southern High School in Wymore.

Farm-to-school programs help Nebraska students eat fresh, local foods

May 25, 2023

Agriculture & Environment