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Registration for Campus Recreation adult swim lessons now open

October 13, 2026

Campus Recreation's pool, located on City campus

The Employee Assistance Program is offering a seven-week parenting class based on the "Becoming a Love and Logic Parent" program. The class offers ways to raise a responsible child that learns from the consequences of their own mistakes.

EAP offers virtual parenting sessions in October, November

October 13, 2026

Support new student parents through basic needs fund

October 13, 2026

Drake Wiggins, University Dining Services catering production manager, checks a pizza in a flaming oven at Cather Dining Center on June 4.

Complimentary lunch available to faculty, staff

October 13, 2026

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Three young women and a man smile as they hold award certificates, sitting on a bench.

Husker broadcasters win nine awards in On-Location Creative Competition

October 13, 2026

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Students and industry leaders gather for “Powering Nebraska: Careers in Energy,” an Oct. 8 event exploring career opportunities and challenges in Nebraska’s energy sector.

Honors, Raikes School highlight careers in Nebraska’s energy sector

October 13, 2026

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Kyra Mauntel, a junior geology major from New Haven, Missouri, uses a brush to clean a fossil bone inside Nebraska Hall. Her work preparing fossils at Nebraska helped build the skills and experience she later applied during a two-week international research project in Paraguay.

Nebraska helps Mauntel turn childhood passion into future in paleontology

October 12, 2026

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A man and woman in formal attire hold small glass awards in front of a Nebraska College of Business background.

Hogans establish Franchise Leadership Program at Nebraska

October 9, 2026

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Montgomery County Sentinel: Petrotta discusses online harassment of women athletes

October 6, 2026

Flatwater Free Press: Nebraska kids sent out of state when they need serious mental health care

October 5, 2026

KETV: Nebraska college students worry about AI's impact on jobs

October 5, 2026

RFD-TV: Nebraska Digital Ag Hub looks to advance farm technology

October 5, 2026

What’s really interesting is how quickly (the normalization of sports betting) happened. We went from decades of something that, at least in mainstream journalism, we don’t talk about … and now it’s pretty well integrated into every aspect.

Brian Petrotta, assistant professor of sports media and communications, Montgomery County Sentinel: Petrotta discusses online harassment of women athletes

Husker Produce Farm harvests food, opportunity, community connections

Recent News

172 Husker undergrads receive stipends for research projects

Rural Nebraskans are noticing fewer trees, poll shows

Millard South’s Gustafson earns McAuliffe Prize

Lincoln invited to roll up their sleeves for We Give Blood Day Oct. 20

on campus

Registration for Campus Recreation adult swim lessons now open

EAP offers virtual parenting sessions in October, November

Support new student parents through basic needs fund

Complimentary lunch available to faculty, staff

Events

Recent News

Husker broadcasters win nine awards in On-Location Creative Competition

Honors, Raikes School highlight careers in Nebraska’s energy sector

Nebraska helps Mauntel turn childhood passion into future in paleontology

Hogans establish Franchise Leadership Program at Nebraska

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