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Caitlin Dinh displays her chocolates and Valentine's Day gifts Feb. 14 as her friend takes her photo in the Kawasaki Reading Room.

Chocolate-making event offers a taste of Japanese culture

February 14, 2017

Nebraska joins elite list of host institutions for U.S.-Africa program

February 7, 2017

Hibbing to appear on Neil deGrasse Tyson's 'StarTalk TV'

February 6, 2017

Research into the experiences and hurdles undocumented immigrants face in higher education is being led by Nebraska's Neeta Kantamneni.

Researcher turns focus to 'Dreamers' in college

February 3, 2017

Society & Culture

Visitors watch the inauguration of President Donald Trump on Jan. 20 in Washington, D.C. Nebraska's Mario Scalora assisted with threat assessment during the event.

Scalora lends threat expertise to inauguration

January 30, 2017

Society & Culture

A new study by a Nebraska sociologist Philip Schwadel delves into the complicated links between a college education and students' religious beliefs.

College-educated keep the faith, research shows

January 23, 2017

Society & Culture

Alumna named to Forbes '30 under 30' in health care

January 10, 2017

Society & Culture

Anthropological project refines 3-D modeling

January 9, 2017

Society & Culture

Jenny Dauer, assistant professor of natural resources, speaks with a student about a decision-making exercise. Dauer's forthcoming research is on using the decision-making model to teach scientific literacy.

Decision-making models help students master science skills

January 3, 2017

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

Lied Center experience comes full circle with 'Hairspray' audition

December 7, 2016

A new study from Dawn Braithwaite, Willa Cather Professor of Communication Studies, demonstrates the nuances of relationships among people who maintain relationships with both their legal family and their fictive kin, or chosen family.

Study defines nuance between actual, 'chosen' family

December 5, 2016

Society & Culture

Lisa Kort-Butler, a Nebraska sociologist who studies how different factors may affect views of capital punishment, has culled 40 years of state social-attitudes survey data about Nebraska respondents' views of the death penalty.

Amid historic vote, research shows death penalty attitudes shifting

November 21, 2016

Society & Culture