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Dylan Severino, senior in classical languages, wears a gyro sign as he calls out to fellow students to attend the Homerthon. The university’s first-ever Homerathon — a marathon reading of “Iliad” — will begin 7 a.m. April 19 on the Meier Commons green space north of the Nebraska Union. It is expected to wrap at 4 a.m. April 20. April 19, 2019.

24 hours of 'Iliad' draws hundreds of Huskers

April 20, 2018

Society & Culture

Symphonic Band

Symphonic Band to close spring semester April 22

April 20, 2018

The Senior Design Showcase features nearly 50 engineering student projects. The free, public event is 1 to 3:30 p.m. April 27 in Memorial Stadium's East Stadium Club Level.

Engineering students to show projects April 27

April 19, 2018

Science & Technology

Foxtrot opens April 20 at the Ross.

'Foxtrot,' 'Sweet Country' open at the Ross

April 19, 2018

Red memorial

Red Memorial service is April 20

April 19, 2018

A member of Nebraska Steel plays a pan during practice in Westbrook Music Building. Pans — also known as steel drums — feature hammered areas that when struck with a mallet play a specific note. Different styles of pans operate as “voices” within an ensemble and, when combined, work together like a choir.

Nebraska Steel prepares for debut performance

April 18, 2018

A Nebraska student stands covered by colored powder following the Holi celebration on April 15. The celebration, which is a tradition in India, used colored powder made from food-grade, biodegradable products with FDA approved dyes.

Spring fling: India tradition colors student celebration

April 18, 2018

Francisco Souto, Two Limes and Four Flies, 10" x 10", 2018, colored pencils on paper

Souto's solo exhibition opens April 20

April 18, 2018

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

Nunez's genealogy journey powers Genoa remembrance

February 17, 2026

Society & Culture

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

Biography spotlights Virginia Faulkner’s legacy at Nebraska Press

February 18, 2026

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