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Twelve business students led CliftonStrengths workshops at four Malaysian universities over a week-long trip in March. As part of the study abroad experience, they learned how to coach across cultures in a course called Strengths in a Global Context: Exploring Malaysia and Management (MNGT 398).

Huskers empower Malaysian peers through Clifton Strengths

April 11, 2025

Through Strengths Institute, Williams builds cross-cultural connections

April 11, 2025

Society & Culture

Color portrait of donors Karen McCluskey and David Dickinson.

Alumni create endowment to support economic education statewide

April 7, 2025

Hoetger explores how technology challenges Fourth Amendment protections

April 2, 2025

An NSRI banner hangs at an event sponsored by the research group.

12 Husker faculty added to NSRI's academic research network

March 31, 2025

Science & Technology

Nebraska's Sabrina Ehmke Sergeant (left) stands with two friends, each enjoying an ice cream cone in an ice cream store.

Ehmke Sergeant's career path stretches from Cather to legal writing

March 26, 2025

A student studies in Cultiva

Nebraska's online MBA program ranked first by Financial Times

March 21, 2025

Ronesha Love stands in Nebraska Union during the Career Fair.

Love leads team helping students prepare for careers

March 20, 2025

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oe Lake (red shirt) and Ryne Callahan watch as Rachel Rose, coordinator of engineering outreach, places heavy metal washers into a cup to see how much weight their straw-and-tape bridge can hold. The two, both high school juniors, participated in the engineering camp offered as one of Nebraska 4-H's Big Red Summer Academic Camps.

140 high schoolers get 'beyond ready' through Big Red Summer Camps

June 17, 2025

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Stephen Morin, associate professor of chemistry, and Brennan Watts, a fourth-year doctoral student in chemistry, hold two colorful hydrogel skins that can act similarly to the color-changing skin of cephalopods such as octopi and cuttlefish.

Husker researchers developing cephalopod-inspired synthetic skins

June 17, 2025

Science & Technology

Weather camp sparks Aurit's passion, path to campus

June 17, 2025

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Nebraska U remains among world's best for earning patents

June 17, 2025