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Nebraska Innovation Campus will hold a public grand opening at 4 p.m. Oct. 9. The event will include Football Friday, a Nebraska Alumni Association celebration held on Fridays before home football games.

Food Processing Center to host workshop for craft brewers

June 1, 2016

Agriculture & Environment

Society & Culture

UNL's Kirk Dombrowski (left) and Bilal Khan will head an interdisciplinary team to develop ODIN, short for Open Dynamic Interaction Networks.

UNL team to probe social networks by phone

May 31, 2016

Society & Culture

UNL has embarked on a new early childhood research partnership with Brazil. UNL faculty involved in the initiative include, back row, from left, Greg Welch, Soo-Young Hong, Lisa Knoche, Christine Marvin and Cody Hollist, and front row, from left, Natalie Williams, Michelle Howell Smith, Susan Sheridan, Kathleen Rudasill and Amanda Witte. Not pictured are Carolyn Pope Edwards, Helen Raikes and Paul Springer.

Huskers expand Brazil ties in early childhood research

May 31, 2016

Society & Culture

Cattle producers are urged to take precautions to minimize the heat stress placed on cattle.

Expert offers tips on handling cattle in hot weather

May 31, 2016

Agriculture & Environment

Hong earns Early Career Award

May 27, 2016

Science & Technology

Grants recently awarded to UNL researchers will examine auction policies for Conservation Reserve Program land and the effectiveness of empathetic messaging in conservation stewardship program participation.

UNL receives grants to evaluate land conservation stewardship

May 27, 2016

Agriculture & Environment

University of Nebraska State Museum-Morrill Hall

Three UNL museums to participate in Blue Star program

May 26, 2016

Society & Culture

University of Nebraska paleontologist E.H. Barbour informally measures a gomphothere specimen. This photo will be part of the exhibition "Lost World of E.H. Barbour: Renaissance Man on the Plains," opening June 3 in Love Library South.

Photo exhibition on paleontologist Barbour opens June 3

May 25, 2016

"Pivotal 2," 2013, acrylic and toner on birch panel

Great Plains Art Museum to host 'Cropping to Circles' exhibition

May 24, 2016

Ankerson named dean of College of Architecture

May 23, 2016

Agriculture & Environment

Society & Culture

Alicia Shoemaker

Waverly teacher selected as Battey Award recipient

May 23, 2016

Society & Culture

An infant uses the NTrainer System, a therapy device developed by UNL's Steven Barlow to stimulate early development of essential feeding skills in preterm infants.

$2.8 million grant to help UNL improve preterm infants' lives

May 23, 2016

Society & Culture

Science & Technology

Eric Thompson (second from right), associate professor of economics, works with student research assistants in the College of Business Administration’s Bureau of Business Research. The bureau is designed to assist with Nebraska’s economic development efforts.

Indicator: Nebraska economic outlook remains strong

May 20, 2016

36 UNL students inducted into Phi Beta Kappa

May 20, 2016

Society & Culture

A new study from UNL biologists has revealed that the net-casting spider's secondary eyes -- the largest of any arachnid -- likely evolved in part to help it capture ground-based prey.

What big eyes you have! Spider adaptation widened dietary net

May 18, 2016

Science & Technology

UNL's Voelte-Keegan Nanoscience Research Center

Nano-engineering facility open house is May 24

May 18, 2016

Mueller Planetarium at Morrill Hall, south of 14th and Vine streets, will host the Fulldome Festival May 28.

Mueller Planetarium to host Fulldome Festival May 28

May 18, 2016

Ronald J. Lockard

Alumnus establishes scholarship fund

May 18, 2016

Science & Technology

The Centralized Renewable Energy System, or CRES, at Nebraska Innovation Campus is expected to practically eliminate the need for natural gas for winter heating and will reduce electricity consumption for summer cooling by 25 percent.

Report: NIC heating, cooling system to cut environmental impact in half

May 17, 2016

Agriculture & Environment

U.S. Capitol building in Washington, D.C.

Study suggests political peril leads to intransigence

May 16, 2016

Society & Culture