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Herbie Husker celebrates graduation on the green space south of Mueller Tower.

Campus offers picture-perfect spots for grads

April 28, 2021

UNL is moving forward with plans to return to near-normal activity levels in the fall.

Writing competition on tech topics open to law, grad students

April 28, 2021

Olivia Boldt, senior from Madison, South Dakota, puts on her mask before going to work out. June 15, 2020. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication

Campus Recreation ends spring semester with free fitness classes

April 27, 2021

Red memorial

Red Memorial is April 29

April 26, 2021

Students will have the opportunity to come to the Meier Commons, just north of the Nebraska Union, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. April 26, to contribute a paint stroke to a painting to build community in a project titled “The Human Connection.”

Painting strokes to build ‘The Human Connection’

April 26, 2021

Aerial shot of city campus

Be bold: Sign up to be Husker Dialogues volunteer

April 26, 2021

Taylor Cammack moves a finished hanging basket onto the rack so they can be watered during a club work session. Members of the horticulture club prepare plants in the greenhouses on east campus. The plants will be sold at their annual spring sale April 28

Horticulture Club to host spring bedding plant sale

April 26, 2021

Student dancers perform as part of the Student Dance Project in the fall of 2020.

Evening of Dance takes to Lied Center stage on April 28

April 26, 2021

From N150 performance at the Lied Center, pre-covid.

School of Music ensembles offer live webcasts

April 26, 2021

Bria Foley, a senior pre-med major, hands a package that contains a vial, straw and alcohol wipe to a walk-up test to a walk-up testee at the East Stadium COVID-19 saliva test station on Jan. 19.

42 COVID-19 cases reported on campus from April 18-24

April 26, 2021

Craig Chandler | University Communication

10 honored with Student Luminary Awards

April 26, 2021

A rendering of an infrared laser striking a flame. Husker researchers have shown how a laser can modify chemical reactions taking place within a flame, allowing them to coat materials with performance-enhancing chemicals while avoiding an unwanted side effect that complicates the construction of semiconductors and other microelectronic components.

Lasers and flames: Technique could refine performance of high-tech materials

April 23, 2021

Science & Technology