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Research examining parents’ well-being, communication in families with autistic children

June 20, 2025

Society & Culture

Margaret Jacobs (right), Charles Mach Professor of history, director of the Center for Great Plains Studies and co-director of the Walking in the Footsteps of Our Ancestors project, speaks with project team members Cory DeRoin and Billie Tohee (both Otoe-Missouria) at Spring Creek Prairie Audubon Center near Denton.

Otoe-Missouria project releases historical marker audit, community surveys

June 20, 2025

Society & Culture

Detail of a column on the south side of Pound Hall, surrounded by the greenery of trees.

Achievements | Honors, appointments and publications for June 20

June 20, 2025

Nebraska Engineering paves way for plastic road in South Sioux City

June 19, 2025

Agriculture & Environment

Kadeja Alkanass, a first year graduate student in the Department of Child, Youth and Family Studies, smiles while listening to seven-year-old Stella Buhrman talk excitedly about her favorite birds in the department's Couple and Family Clinic on East Campus.

Couple and Family Clinic broadens reach of mental health services

June 19, 2025

Society & Culture

New gate feeders, funded by Nebraska Pork Producers Association.

Facility changes build on Husker swine research momentum

June 19, 2025

Agriculture & Environment

Doctoral student Jim Benes and UCARE students Jasmine Pham and Joe Stalder pose with charcoal samples from the Nebraska Sandhills.

114 Husker undergrads receive stipends for summer research projects

June 19, 2025

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Color portrait of journalist and author Rebecca Nagle on a color campus background.

Nagle wins Stubbendieck Great Plains Distinguished Book Prize

June 18, 2025

Society & Culture

Nebraska U remains among world's best for earning patents

June 17, 2025

Agriculture & Environment

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oe Lake (red shirt) and Ryne Callahan watch as Rachel Rose, coordinator of engineering outreach, places heavy metal washers into a cup to see how much weight their straw-and-tape bridge can hold. The two, both high school juniors, participated in the engineering camp offered as one of Nebraska 4-H's Big Red Summer Academic Camps.

140 high schoolers get 'beyond ready' through Big Red Summer Camps

June 17, 2025

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

Stephen Morin, associate professor of chemistry, and Brennan Watts, a fourth-year doctoral student in chemistry, hold two colorful hydrogel skins that can act similarly to the color-changing skin of cephalopods such as octopi and cuttlefish.

Husker researchers developing cephalopod-inspired synthetic skins

June 17, 2025

Science & Technology

Weather camp sparks Aurit's passion, path to campus

June 17, 2025

Agriculture & Environment

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Gordon Stotz's career journey spans from drafting tables to Hollywood blockbusters

June 16, 2025

Exterior photo of the south side of Howard L. Hawks Hall on a partly cloudy day.

44 first-year students join Nebraska Business Honors Academy

June 16, 2025

Jen Krueger, senior coordinator for injury prevention and care, stands in front of the large windows into the Injury Prevention and Care office on the second floor of the Campus Recreation Center. Krueger and her team treat injuries for rec center visitors and athletes, but also for dancers, members of the marching band and even campus guests.

Krueger's care guides Campus Recreation visitors through recovery

June 13, 2025

A Thayer County mural is painted on a brick wall in downtown Deshler, Nebraska. An American flag flies in the background.

New website connects communities with data, tools to thrive

June 12, 2025

Agriculture & Environment

Twelve people gather around a solar-powered water pump at the Don Bosco Solar and Renewable Energy Center in Ghana.

Huskers tackle global irrigation challenges through immersive trip to Ghana

June 11, 2025

Agriculture & Environment

Nebraska's Annie von Kampen said working on the New Student Enrollment team has provided valuable experience that translates directly into her future career as a music teacher. She will begin her new career at Wahoo Public Schools in the fall.

Summers supporting Huskers shape von Kampen’s future as a music teacher

June 10, 2025

Logs are piled in a forest clearing.

Allen chairs international panel outlining forest resilience strategies

June 10, 2025

Agriculture & Environment

Ciera Kirkpatrick, assistant professor in the College of Journalism and Communications, is photographed by the granite walls outside Andersen Hall.

Women more receptive to knowledge-based health messaging, study finds

June 9, 2025

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