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‘What If… Nebraska’ returns; First Friday event planned June 5

May 14, 2026

Craig Chandler | University Communication

Discovery Days to feature vintage tractors, young entrepreneurs, bugs

May 14, 2026

Agriculture & Environment

Flowers dot the ground surrounding the walking path outside of Love Library North on a spring day.

EAP offers training on boosting team morale

May 12, 2026

(Left) Aidan Kauth Fisher, a CEHS major who also worked as Lil Red and Connor Hadaway, a Child Youth and Family Studies major who also worked as Herbie pose with Herbie in their arms on the turf in Memorial Stadium for their graduation.

Big (red) reveal

May 8, 2026

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2026 DH Summer Fellows: (left to right) Lexus Root, Brianna Rose DeValk, Dana Hanley, and Henrique Cassol Leal

Summer 2026 digital humanities fellows announced

May 12, 2026

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Sixteen attorneys in formal attire pose for a group photo in front of a brick wall.

Children's Justice Attorney Education Program selects 2026 cohort

May 12, 2026

Business & Law

Jennifer Mize Nelson (from left), vice chancellor for research and innovation, moderates a panel discussion that included, Alan Dostal, associate director of research at Nebraska Public Power District; Dan Hoffman, chief executive officer of Invest Nebraska; Jeff Raikes, co-founder of the Raikes Foundation; Kei Koizumi, a science and technology adviser to the Obama and Biden administrations; and Kim Morrow, chief sustainability officer for the city of Lincoln.

Convening spurs conversation, excitement about university's future

May 11, 2026

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Plant and landscape systems students take design to reality

May 11, 2026

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National Geographic: Why these gigantic spiders love to be near traffic

May 13, 2026

Newsweek: Are Republicans poised to lose in Trump-stronghold Nebraska?

May 13, 2026

Lincoln Journal Star: UNL's Cahoon named to National Academy of Sciences

May 12, 2026

NPR's 'Here and Now': What's at stake in the Nebraska primary election?

May 12, 2026

It seems like spiders are actually able to adjust their webs in some ways to accommodate noise. And we know almost nothing about that.

Eileen Hebets, George Holmes Professor of biological sciences, National Geographic: Why these gigantic spiders love to be near traffic

Husker graduates encouraged to lead with purpose, uplift others

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Leiter honored with top law libraries association award

Gayle wins Stubbendieck Great Plains Distinguished Book Prize

Workshops help western Nebraska producers manage drought conditions

Cahoon elected to National Academy of Sciences

on campus

‘What If… Nebraska’ returns; First Friday event planned June 5

Discovery Days to feature vintage tractors, young entrepreneurs, bugs

EAP offers training on boosting team morale

Big (red) reveal

Events

Recent News

Summer 2026 digital humanities fellows announced

Children's Justice Attorney Education Program selects 2026 cohort

Convening spurs conversation, excitement about university's future

Plant and landscape systems students take design to reality

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