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Lawrence’s research proves crucial in safeguarding Nebraska sugar beet sector

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Woman holds a small bottle with water sample

Rural Nebraskans voice water quality concerns

December 2, 2022

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Rendering of grain bins

Gone with the wind? Huskers investigate mystery of last standing grain bin

November 30, 2022

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Scott Gardner

Q&A: Gardner discusses new book on parasites

November 30, 2022

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Dirac Twidwell stands on the Plains

Twidwell's grassland studies featured in TV program

November 28, 2022

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Three wild turkeys in a snowy field

Husker-led study to focus on Nebraska’s wild turkey populations

November 28, 2022

Agriculture & Environment

Chelle Gillan helps measure a skin flap on Dalton Lovejoy as Bryce Kunz, sitting, and Jack Avila. Gillan and her Central City class are studying anthropometric differences around the globe. Gillan spend time this summer in Kenya gathering physical data there so students in her Advanced Biology classes could compare and do research. November 18, 2022. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

Nebraska educators get research, curriculum opportunity through NSF

November 21, 2022

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Nebraska Sandhills

Team IDs invasive tree dispersal patterns on Great Plains prairies

November 18, 2022

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The eight fellows with the Scientific Exchanges Program who have studied with IANR faculty are (from left) Florence Munguti, Charles Mgeni, Zena Mchomvu, Luitfrid Nnally, Betty Waized, Fatiha Bentata, Intissar Zarrouk and Wilton Mbinda.

African fellows work with IANR faculty to tackle plant health, international trade

November 17, 2022

Agriculture & Environment

Archives provide inspiration for new student-composed concert music

April 17, 2026

MJ Jabbar in front of a sculpture at the main entrance of Saitama University in Saitama, Japan.

Jabbar embarks on semester abroad in Japan in new program

April 17, 2026

Society & Culture

Lillian Bittle, a freshman Journalism major, studies art history while relaxing under the “Birth of Venus” sculpture on a warm February day.

Achievements | Honors, appointments and publications for April 17

April 17, 2026

Science & Technology

Lu's Nebraska story is one of research, resilience and a return to art

April 17, 2026

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