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Fran Kaye, professor of English, stands next to Jim McCrorie, then director of the Great Plains Research Centre at the University of Regina, in a tallgrass prairie.

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PytlikZillig joins faculty ombud team

August 31, 2022

A young boy plays with cutouts of fruits and vegetables at the Operation Pollination exhibition.

NU State Museum opens new exhibition on plants, pollinators

August 31, 2022

Leaders of research projects that have earned the first Grand Challenges Catalyst awards are (from left) Katie Edwards, Tomas Helikar and Kees Uiterwaal.

Edwards, Helikar, Uiterwaal lead first Grand Challenges grants

August 30, 2022

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Nebraska's Brendan Elam medaled multiple times this summer at the Transplant Games of America. He participated as part of a team from western Missouri and Kansas.

Elam earns 8 medals at Transplant Games of America

August 30, 2022

Aerial photo of Love Library on the University of Nebraska–Lincoln's City Campus.

Reach Out for Wellness course now available

August 30, 2022

The Cornhusker Marching Band marches past fans in Memorial Stadium Sept. 4, 2021. The 2022 home opener is Sept. 3.

Husker football game-day information announced for 2022

August 29, 2022

Jake Drake smiles for a photo in front of Broyhill Fountain

Drake encourages students to make their voices heard

August 29, 2022

As small “slippery” particles or microorganisms such as Cryptosporidium travel through a pipe, they tend to concentrate in the middle. A Nebraska Engineering study looks to exploit this knowledge to determine better ways for energy and environmental sectors to achieve greater efficiency at mitigating contamination or in providing cheaper fuel.

'Slippery' particle study eyes environmental, energy impacts

August 29, 2022

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Interim Chancellor Katherine S. Ankerson addresses faculty, staff and students during the Charter Day celebration on Feb. 14 at Nebraska Innovation Campus.

Ankerson calls on faculty, staff to help define university's future

February 14, 2026

The Nebraska Lectures will expand to a year-long series in celebration of the university's 150th anniversary in 2019. The first lecture, on Jan. 23, will examine the history of the Nebraska Unicameral. Pictured is the charter that officially created the university on Feb. 15, 1869.

Happy Charter Day, Huskers

February 14, 2026

University of Nebraska–Lincoln deans, vice chancellors and Interim Chancellor Katherine Ankerson pose at the front of the lecture hall in the Nebraska Innovation Campus conference center after sharing their "why" during the university's Charter Day celebration.

Charter Day celebration reflects on the university's 'why'

February 14, 2026

Nebraska Snapshot shows mixed views on direction of state, country

February 16, 2026

The city of Lincoln is seen in an aerial view from the state capitol building.

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