Jordan Opp | University Communication and Marketing
Jordan Opp | University Communication and Marketing
Huskers took the chance to de-stress ahead of finals through a Dec. 15 "Meet the GOATs" event at Love Library. Students offered pets and animal crackers to Dobby the goat, enjoying a fun, furry break from studying. Hosted by Shepard’s Rest Goat and Sheep Rescue, the event gave students a lighthearted way to relax before the busy week ahead.
Campus photos of the week
Brandon Mohr, a junior construction management major, throws his group’s Wilson-themed concrete bowling ball during the College of Engineering’s annual concrete bowling event on Dec. 12. His teammates watch as the ball rumbles down the lane.Liz McCue | University Communication and Marketing
The College of Education and Human Sciences recently celebrated the 25-year career of Beth Doll (right). During the ceremony, Susan Swearer (left) presented Doll with a framed and signed "Brainy Bunch" bag. Doll's career included five years as the college's associate dean for academic affairs and two years as interim dean. Doll retires this month from the Department of Educational Psychology.
Professor Don Ronning of the University of Nebraska Medical Center presents during the final chemistry colloquium of the semester on Dec. 12.
Visitors explore student-built hydroponic systems during the Hydroponics for Growing Populations open houses on Dec. 2 and 4. The events showcased a variety of techniques — ranging from deep water and nutrient film systems to Bato buckets and gutter systems — used to grow specialty crops.
Seniors in construction programs at the Durham School pose for a group photo during a 2025 senior send-off celebration on Dec. 16.
The Husker men’s basketball team celebrates in the locker room after their Dec. 14 road victory over No. 18 Illinois. Players douse Jamarques Lawrence with water after his game-winning three-pointer. The victory catapulted Nebraska to a No. 15 ranking in the NCAA men's basketball poll.
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