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Researchers conduct tests with the Diocles Laser, which is part of the University of Nebraska–Lincoln's Extreme Light Laboratory. The laser is being used to further national defense research aimed at detecting bombs hidden in cargo containers.

$92M contract to expand NU's national defense research

September 15, 2020

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Society & Culture

3D-printed models give students new perspective on biochem

September 15, 2020

Science & Technology

Herbie Husker

Virtual career fairs begin Sept. 22

September 15, 2020

Meagan Counley has been named interim Title IX coordinator at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln. She replaces Tami Strickman who has accepted a position at the University of Michigan.

Counley to continue as university's Title IX coordinator

September 15, 2020

The fall semester begins on an asynchronous, remote learning basis next Monday, August 17.

Nebraska climbs in U.S. News rankings, peer assessment increases

September 14, 2020

Honors course

Honors students step into leadership, facilitate remote instruction

September 14, 2020

Karen Wills

Wills pushes positivity, health and safety while battling cancer

September 14, 2020

Medical workers remove a swab for a COVID-19 screening at the TestNebraska site at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln. The university providing daily updates on numbers of tests and positive cases in its COVID-19 dashboard.

193 cases of COVID-19 reported on campus from Sept. 3-9

September 14, 2020

Ann Spilker, extended learning coordinator at the University of Nebraska State Museum, stands next to the Nebraska prairie display on the fourth floor of Morrill Hall. Talking about prairie roots with young campers made Spilker realize she wanted to be an educator.

Spilker plants seeds of discovery for museum campers

February 17, 2026

Agriculture & Environment

Color portrait of Tamar Haspel, food columnist for The Washington Post, on a color campus background.

Heuermann Lecture to address consensus-building for ag solutions

February 17, 2026

Agriculture & Environment

Josh Palik photographs a flying squirrel habitat house on campus.

Student documents new homeowners on campus — flying squirrels

February 17, 2026

Agriculture & Environment

Nunez's genealogy journey powers Genoa remembrance

February 17, 2026

Nebraska's Randall Nunez stands on the steps outside Sheldon Museum of Art.

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