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Zambian youths spend time in the streets of Lusaka, Zambia, in 2014.

Study finds HIV education challenges with Zambian youth

September 28, 2016

Society & Culture

Husker debate coach: Clinton scores higher in 'personality contest'

September 27, 2016

Society & Culture

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Heart of the matter: Physicists record movement of atomic nuclei

September 27, 2016

Science & Technology

Math 101 course

NSF grant to foster active learning in calculus classrooms

September 26, 2016

Science & Technology

Noriyoshi Arai (left), Kenji Yasuoka and Xiao Cheng Zeng

Peeling onions: Layered nanosphere shows biomedical promise

September 20, 2016

Science & Technology

A kiva, or round room, is shown at Pueblo Bonito inside Chaco Culture National Historical Park in New Mexico.

Nebraska, NASA team up to chart evidence of indigenous landscapes

September 14, 2016

Science & Technology

Matthew Jockers, an English professor at Nebraska who uses computers to study literature, and his colleague enlisted university supercomputer Tusker in their quest to identify the secret to making the New York Times Bestseller List.

What makes a bestselling book? Ask Tusker

September 12, 2016

Society & Culture

Members of the University of Nebraska–Lincoln's freshman class line up in the shape of an "N" during the New Student Tunnel Walk on Aug. 27. For the second year, enrollment at the university has surged to an all-time high.

Record freshman class pushes enrollment to all-time high

September 7, 2016

Tbourida, a Moroccan equestrian tradition, will be discussed by Nebraska alumna Gwyneth Talley in a Sept. 8 presentation.

Alumna to discuss Moroccan equestrian tradition

September 6, 2016

Adolf Storms during World War II. A member of the Nazi SS, Storms was accused of assisting with a massacre of 60 Jews at the end of the war.

Post-WWII massacre is topic for Sept. 6 talk

September 6, 2016

Dignitaries attending the Aug. 29 installation of the new sculpture at the Kawasaki Reading Room include (from row, from left) Joseph Francisco, Matt Kurushima and Harriet Turner, (back row) Kaye Jesske, Thomas Farrell, Mike Boyle, Jason Hellbusch and Badha Balasubramanian.

Turner donates sculpture to Kawasaki Reading Room

August 31, 2016

James Takacs (left) and Concetta DiRusso.

University earns $11.3M NIH grant to study biomolecular communication

August 30, 2016

Science & Technology