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Huskertech grand opening scheduled for Feb. 4

January 28, 2025

Rendering that shows the redesigned HuskerTech space on the first floor of the Nebraska Union. Image shows a glass-enclosed store with a white counter inside and a back wall with an iconic Nebraska "N" on the wall.

Alley Poyner Macchietto Architecture

A student in a red and white stocking cap that says "Huskers" stands looking up to the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. memorial in Washington, D.C.

Applications for MLK legacy speech competition due by Feb. 7

January 28, 2025

Human Resources offering professional development sessions

January 27, 2025

Teri Kaluza smiles as she hands a project off to a customer in the Pixel Lab. Kaluza has worked on campus for nearly 22 years.

Nominees sought for celebration of women in office, service roles

January 27, 2025

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Multiple students in formal clothing stand around a tv, presenting their assignment for their supply chain management class.

Capstone course prepares supply chain management majors for career success

January 27, 2025

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Master of Engineering Management graduates sitting in a row while wearing regalia hold up their diplomas during commencement exercises in December 2024.

Nebraska U programs earn top spots for online master’s degrees

January 24, 2025

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Researcher striving to better measure greenhouse gases

January 24, 2025

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Photo of T.J. McDowell wearing a black suit and red tie while standing next to marble columns.

McDowell named assistant vice chancellor/dean of students

January 24, 2025

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Lincoln Journal Star: Nebraska startup aims to use milk nanoparticles to improve drug delivery

January 27, 2025

Lincoln Journal Star: University system budget a bad place to skimp

January 26, 2025

Lincoln Journal Star: NU keeping eye on Trump's pause of NIH activity

January 25, 2025

Nebraska Public Media: Nebraska alumnus was only American correspondent executed by Nazis

January 24, 2025

Because our technology is so versatile, we are not limited to one particular rare disease. We can actually use this same technology to tailor to a large number of rare diseases.

Janos Zempleni, Willa Cather Professor of nutrition and health sciences, Lincoln Journal Star: Nebraska startup aims to use milk nanoparticles to improve drug delivery

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Huskertech grand opening scheduled for Feb. 4

Applications for MLK legacy speech competition due by Feb. 7

Human Resources offering professional development sessions

Nominees sought for celebration of women in office, service roles

Events

Recent News

Capstone course prepares supply chain management majors for career success

Nebraska U programs earn top spots for online master’s degrees

Researcher striving to better measure greenhouse gases

McDowell named assistant vice chancellor/dean of students

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