Summer breakthrough | Photo of the Week

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Summer breakthrough | Photo of the Week

by University Communication and Marketing
Video: Construction in Architecture Hall

After hours of drilling into the original walls of Architecture Hall, workers removed the first of many bricks, making way for a new hallway to improve traffic flow and accessibility in the 130-year-old building.

The work is part of a larger project that is transforming the space within the university oldest academic facility. Learn more about the project here. For more details on Architecture Hall, visit the university’s Historic Buildings website.

Social media photos of the week

  • Kate Vermilyea, a senior English and psychology major, expressed her joy in serving as an orientation leader during the summer. Her July 13 post showcases the joy in the work, which helps prepare first-year students for the upcoming academic year. Learn more at https://go.unl.edu/ik7d.
    Kate Vermilyea, a senior English and psychology major, expressed her joy in serving as an orientation leader during the summer. Her July 13 post showcases the joy in the work, which helps prepare first-year students for the upcoming academic year. Learn more at https://go.unl.edu/ik7d.
  • International Fulbright scholars listen to a security presentation from Captain Aaron Pembleton of the University Police Department on July 13. The fellows are on campus for four weeks this sum-mer preparing to begin their academic degree programs at institutions across the nation. The pro-gram is hosted by the university’s English as a Second Language program. Learn more at https://go.unl.edu/0u9h.
    International Fulbright scholars listen to a security presentation from Captain Aaron Pembleton of the University Police Department on July 13. The fellows are on campus for four weeks this sum-mer preparing to begin their academic degree programs at institutions across the nation. The pro-gram is hosted by the university’s English as a Second Language program. Learn more at https://go.unl.edu/0u9h.
  • Huskers pose in front of a church during an education abroad experience in Angers, France. The students are immersing themselves in the French language during the month of July. Learn more at https://go.unl.edu/usvq.
    Huskers pose in front of a church during an education abroad experience in Angers, France. The students are immersing themselves in the French language during the month of July. Learn more at https://go.unl.edu/usvq.
  • Aleksandra Glowik, a junior psychology and political science major, marked the end of New Stu-dent Enrollment with a series of photos from the summer, including this selfie with a group of first-year Huskers. Learn more at https://go.unl.edu/a9ud.
    Aleksandra Glowik, a junior psychology and political science major, marked the end of New Stu-dent Enrollment with a series of photos from the summer, including this selfie with a group of first-year Huskers. Learn more at https://go.unl.edu/a9ud.
  • Nebraska’s Josh Davis, associate vice chancellor for global affairs, celebrated new connections with the Rwanda Institute for Conservation Agriculture in this July 12 post. Learn more at https://go.unl.edu/pa6r.
    Nebraska’s Josh Davis, associate vice chancellor for global affairs, celebrated new connections with the Rwanda Institute for Conservation Agriculture in this July 12 post. Learn more at https://go.unl.edu/pa6r.
  • The university's Plant and Pest Diagnostic Clinic was among the participants at the Discovery Days event held on East Campus on July 9. At the booth, the team taught adults and youth about plant pathogens, mushrooms and the world under magnification. Learn more at https://go.unl.edu/qwdr.
    The university's Plant and Pest Diagnostic Clinic was among the participants at the Discovery Days event held on East Campus on July 9. At the booth, the team taught adults and youth about plant pathogens, mushrooms and the world under magnification. Learn more at https://go.unl.edu/qwdr.

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