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Bilal Khan, Mohammad Hasan and Neeta Kantamneni standing in front of a screen with their digital doppelgangers

Husker researchers developing AI-based app to boost STEM grades

July 25, 2022

Science & Technology

The University of Nebraska–Lincoln Soil Judging Team, including Kennadi Griffis (from left), Charlotte Brockman, Mason Schumacher and Mason Rutgers, poses for a photo after the National Collegiate Soil Judging Contest April 23 near Columbus, Ohio.

Griffis competes for Team USA at international soil judging contest

July 25, 2022

Stan Vasa in portrait.

Obituary | Stanley Frank Vasa

July 25, 2022

Recent surveys found LGBTQ+ teens tended to overestimate the level of alcohol consumption by their LGBTQ+ peers. The results shed light on the influence of social norms and misperceptions among sexual minority teens.

Misperceptions may increase problem drinking, dating violence among LGBTQ+ youth

July 22, 2022

Archie statue in front of Morill Hall

NU State Museum gives free passes to Lincoln Literacy

July 22, 2022

Alice Krige & Kota Eberhardt star in "She Will."

‘She Will’ opens July 22 at the Ross

July 21, 2022

Teachers participate in a STEM education class at Henzlik Hall as part of the NebraskaSTEM project for supporting elementary rural leadership.

RISE Project aims to improve integrated STEM instruction in elementary classrooms

July 20, 2022

Science & Technology

Narjes shares work to keep community grocery stores open

July 19, 2022

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Michael Yanney

University of Nebraska community mourns passing of Yanney, Omaha philanthropist

February 16, 2026

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

Nebraska Snapshot shows mixed views on direction of state, country

February 16, 2026

Society & Culture

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

Barrera to retire after 30-plus years of service to university

February 17, 2026

Rik Barrera, associate dean of operations and chief of staff in the University of Nebraska–Lincoln's College of Business, poses for a photo in a hallway of Howard L. Hawks Hall. He is wearing a black sport coat, red shirt and black dress pants.