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Forty-seven students have been selected to become new strengths coaches for the 2019-20 academic year.

47 students selected as new strengths coaches for College of Business

January 29, 2019

Nebraska leading indicator remains strong in December

January 25, 2019

Law seeks volunteers for regional trial team competition

January 18, 2019

Campbell "Mac" McConnell

Obituary | Campbell "Mac" McConnell

January 9, 2019

December surveys: Consumer confidence falls in Nebraska

January 4, 2019

Jake Messersmith, executive director of business graduate programs and associate professor of management at Nebraska, will share how to motivate individuals and teams to do their best work during a power lunch session Feb. 6 at Howard L. Hawks Hall.

Professional development is focus of power lunches

January 4, 2019

Nebraska’s leading economic indicator improves in November

December 19, 2018

Chancellor Ronnie Green and Kevin Hanrahan, associate professor of voice and vocal pedagogy and Faculty Senate president, give high-fives to graduates as they walk onto the Pinnacle Bank Arena floor Dec. 15.

Kerrey to graduates: Relish little moments, thoughts of home

December 14, 2018

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Photo of the U.S. Capitol building with blue sky and clouds in the background.

Choir students to perform during presidential inauguration

January 17, 2025

The expanded weight room in the Campus Recreation Center is watched over by the iconic Nebraska N.

Campus Rec celebrating completion of renovations

January 17, 2025

Students work together in the "Create & Innovate: A Makerspace Medley" Honors class.

Honors students build community and skills through unique course opportunities

January 17, 2025

Society & Culture

Husker psychology professor receives presidential award

January 17, 2025

Maital Neta, professor of psychology, poses for a portrait inside the Center for Brain, Biology and Behavior's MRI room.

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