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A kiva, or round room, is shown at Pueblo Bonito inside Chaco Culture National Historical Park in New Mexico.

Nebraska, NASA team up to chart evidence of indigenous landscapes

September 14, 2016

Science & Technology

Chimpanzees interact in Gombe National Park, Tanzania. A recent study by University of Nebraska–Lincoln researchers suggests that humans and chimps exhibit nearly identical patterns in how they interact socially and remember things in their environment.

Study: Humans, chimps share cognitive connection

September 8, 2016

Society & Culture

Adrian Wisnicki, assistant professor of English, stands in front of a projected image of David Livingstone's 1871 diaries.

Upgrades to archive lift Livingstone's mythical veil

August 25, 2016

Society & Culture

An original 1855 copy of Walt Whitman's "Leaves of Grass."

Project to catalog Whitman's 'Leaves of Grass' revisions

August 24, 2016

Society & Culture

Mike Dodd (right), associate professor of psychology, and Matt Johnson, assistant professor of psychology, are overseeing Nebraska's part of a $6 million project to enhance cognitive neuroscience research. They join faculty from Delaware and Nevada to form the Lincoln-Reno-Newark Coalition.

$6M grant will build neuroscience brain trust

August 22, 2016

Society & Culture

Study shows racial attitudes play role in police reform support

July 26, 2016

Society & Culture

According to new research, older married men with disabilities may do better when their wives become more demanding.

For older married men facing disability, nagging may be a plus

July 21, 2016

Society & Culture

Mecca Slaughter (right), a UNL admissions employee, speaks during a "Dish It Up" conversation July 15 at the Jackie Gaughan Multicultural Center.

'Dish It Up' conversation opens dialogue about race

July 15, 2016

Using data from a national longitudinal survey of 4,898 children and parents, Deadric Williams' research suggests young parents who experience economic hardship early in their children’s lives are more likely to experience mental health problems and relationship distress.

New-family stress, economic struggles can mean long-term hardship

July 6, 2016

Society & Culture

Study: Troubling student behaviors underreported

June 29, 2016

Society & Culture

Study finds link between kids’ sleep habits, mental health

June 23, 2016

Society & Culture

Are 'wars of words' related to real wars?

June 20, 2016

Society & Culture