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Nebraska's Kayla Mollet searches for pollinators in a roadside planting area south of Union. The master's student is leading a project to help better define best practices for planting wildflowers along Nebraska roadways.

Student-led research expands knowledge of pollinator habitats

August 15, 2018

Agriculture & Environment

Bob McRoberts of SignsNow finishes applying the name to the newly renovated Pound Hall on Aug. 11. Named in honor of Louise Pound, the building was formerly known as the College of Business Administration and Social Sciences Hall. It is located at 12th and R streets.

Pound Hall returns to campus

August 14, 2018

Mike Forsberg and Pete Stegen canoe down the Platte River during filming of the "Follow the Water" documentary.

'Follow the Water' documentary airs Aug. 18

August 10, 2018

Varner Hall

NU Regents approve 2019-21 budget request

August 3, 2018

The upgrade of Nebraska engineering facilities will begin in summer 2019 with the demolition and rebuilding of The Link, which connects Nebraska Hall to the Scott Engineering Center. The project will also include a renovation of Scott Engineering Center.

Regents approve engineering building upgrades

August 3, 2018

Science & Technology

Fencing blocks off a concrete replacement project on the west third of the Nebraska Union Plaza. The work, which continues through mid-August, is the final phase in a three-year upgrade of the plaza.

Third phase of Nebraska Union Plaza replacement begins

July 12, 2018

University Communications file photo

Nebraska’s sustainability practices earn silver rating

May 17, 2018

The Eastern Cottonwood located in the middle of Maxwell Arboretum.

Maxwell Arboretum celebration is May 17

May 9, 2018

Jeff Culbertson, assistant director of landscape services, shovels dirt around the root ball of an Engelman spruce during an Arbor Day observance in 2017 on East Campus.

Arbor Day activities feature tree plantings, live broadcasts

April 23, 2018

A cardboard ban at the Lincoln landfill begins in April.

Lincoln landfill cardboard ban begins April 1

March 28, 2018

Lecture examines conservation, stewardship at Lauritzen Gardens

February 21, 2018

Carrie Belle Raymond (standing, at right) directs the university chorus in April 1922 in what is today the Architecture Hall library reading room. Raymond was hired in 1894 to direct the university chorus and orchestra. She also taught music until her death in 1927. The first women's dormitory, Raymond Hall, was named for her in 1931. This image is included in Kay Logan-Peters' new book, "University of Nebraska–Lincoln."

Logan-Peters to sign copies of book on university's history

November 1, 2017