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Frank Mitloehner, professor of animal science and air quality extension specialist at the University of California, Davis, delivers the fall 2021 Heuermann Lecture on Oct. 25. He discussed beef’s path to sustainability.

Cattle emissions expert: Environmental impact of beef has been overstated

October 26, 2021

Agriculture & Environment

Tropical rainforest

Hardscrabble plants stake large territory amid toxic soils

October 26, 2021

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

Nebraska researchers are part of a multi-institution project to compare the effectiveness of two physical therapy interventions for young children with or at risk for cerebral palsy.

Nebraska joins national study on infant, toddler cerebral palsy interventions

October 26, 2021

Society & Culture

Love Library is illuminated during the 2019 Glow Big Red event. Buildings were not lit up this year to conserve electricity amid the rolling blackouts in the central U.S.

University launches annual Combined Campaign community fundraiser

October 25, 2021

Supply chain crunches affecting agriculture — from farm to table

October 25, 2021

Agriculture & Environment

Port terminal is shown receiving cargo ships

Many issues causing problems in getting products to consumers

October 25, 2021

Society & Culture

Architecture promotes equity in ways that benefit students, faculty, staff

October 25, 2021

Shoba Sivaprasad Wadhia

Immigration law scholar Wadhia to deliver E.N. Thompson lecture

October 25, 2021

Student studying - Nebraska Union

Two-week pre-session offers unique spring classes

October 25, 2021

A $5 million gift from the Johnny Carson Foundation, announced Oct. 22, augments the Johnny Carson Foundation Opportunity Scholarship Fund. Students enrolled in the Johnny Carson School of Theatre and Film and the Johnny Carson Center for Emerging Media Arts are eligible for the scholarships.

Johnny Carson Foundation gives $5M to support more Huskers

October 22, 2021

The new business and law major at Nebraska offers students an interdisciplinary education in which they gain foundational legal knowledge to better solve business challenges. Graduates will be prepared to fill roles in multiple growing fields requiring some legal knowledge but not a juris doctorate.

Nebraska Law's self-study, conversations propel diversity plans

October 22, 2021

4 students standing on a hill overlooking a beef cattle operation.

Students develop biosecurity plans for Nebraska cattle producers

October 22, 2021

Agriculture & Environment

"Torn Notebook," a sculpture on UNL's City Campus.

Search begins for fine and performing arts dean

October 22, 2021

Mekita Rivas stands at a party.

Journalism grad charts unique career path via digital media

October 22, 2021

Society & Culture

The inaugural cohort of Kiewit Scholars includes (from left) Grace Kerr, Taylor Hosick, Carolyn Fairchild, Nicole Dirks, Wyatt Cassidy, Scott Tvrdy, Hayden Wulf, Matt Feldmann, Felicity Sierra, and Rebeca Young.

Engineering announces Kiewit Scholars Program, inaugural cohort

October 21, 2021

Science & Technology

Ripe cherries are shown on a coffea arabica tree in Ethiopia

Researchers from Nebraska, Ethiopia rethinking the coffee 'cherry'

October 21, 2021

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

“Rhymes with Fighter: Clayton Yeutter, American Statesman” will be celebrated with a virtual and in-person launch event at 3 p.m. Nov. 4, featuring a discussion with author Joseph Weber and trade experts.

Book launch for new Clayton Yeutter biography is Nov. 4

October 21, 2021

Agriculture & Environment

Society & Culture

University of Nebraska-Lincoln

Internal search for next executive vice chancellor opens

October 20, 2021

Two military men work in a hallway of server racks.

Researchers to support $25M contract for strategic deterrence, nuclear threat reduction

October 20, 2021

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

Society & Culture

Riders get on the N-E Ride shuttle outside Othmer Hall on the morning of Nov. 16. The weekday shuttle, which started in 2014, is primarily used to connect Nebraska Engineering campuses in Lincoln and Omaha.

New hires, climate survey are next steps in Engineering diversity plans

October 20, 2021