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Nebraska in the national news: November 2025

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"In the News" in front of a smartphone, with about 40 images of the University of Nebraska–Lincoln's campuses behind.

Recent News

Ballroom Dance Club

Faculty Dance Club event is Nov. 10

November 1, 2024

Gold ceiling circles shine as visitors walk through Sheldon Museum of Art's Great Hall.

Sheldon to host Uncanny Halloween event Oct. 31

October 28, 2024

Katie Anania

Anania’s book examines how U.S. artists used paper in the 60s

October 28, 2024

Joy Castro

Castro restores lost book of poetry; will discuss project Oct. 30

October 25, 2024

Society & Culture

Master of Fine Arts Open Studios event is Nov. 1

October 25, 2024

Applications sought for 2025 Nebraska Young Artist Awards

October 24, 2024

Riada Riyangow uses a pipette in Clay Clessler's biological sciences lab in Manter Hall.

180 Huskers ranked among the world’s top researchers

October 23, 2024

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

Society & Culture

Illustration of windmill with "Dear Great Plains" in sky

'Dear Great Plains' opens Nov. 1 at Great Plains Art Museum

October 22, 2024

Jenni Puchalla, development and ticketing services manager in Husker Athletics, prepares to donate during the We Give Blood Drive in Memorial Stadium on Nov. 14.

Today is last chance to help Huskers reclaim blood-drive title

December 5, 2025

Chao fulfills childhood dream through first responder service

December 5, 2025

shley Poust, Curator- Vertebrate Paleontology for the University of Nebraska State Museum, stands behind a cast of the upper jaw of a Tyrannosaurus rex, one of the largest specimens known.

Poust's expertise helps confirm Nanotyrannus was distinct species from T. rex

December 4, 2025

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

Students give back, gain experience through Volunteer Ambassadors program

December 5, 2025

Kathleen Ousey, executive director of Linked2Literacy, talks with graduate student Ben Bentzinger about the nonprofit's programs, which provide diverse books at no cost to children and families. Linked2Literacy is based in Lincoln, but works with organizations across Nebraska to increase access to books.

Liz McCue | University Communication and Marketing