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Cover of Joy Castro’s forthcoming novel, “One Brilliant Flame.” She collaborated with designer Kimberly Glyder to develop the cover art, using it to reflect some of the story’s major themes. The heavy use of red, and the curling gold graphics, represent the flames of the Great Fire of Key West, a key event in the plot. The book’s title is wrapped in a cigar label motif, as all the characters are tied to the transnational Cuban cigar industry.

Castro to debut historical thriller ‘One Brilliant Flame’

December 16, 2022

Lisa Kort Butler

Kort-Butler collaborates with the PBS 'American Experience' docuseries

December 16, 2022

Knoll Residence Center

33 Huskers to graduate from University Honors Program

December 13, 2022

Craig Chandler | University Communication

Afghan professor, economist featured in public Q&A

December 5, 2022

Color portrait of James E. Ford on black campus background

Obituary | James E. Ford

December 2, 2022

Spencer Knight gets three students and their rubber-band powered cars lined up for a race at Riley Elementary School in Lincoln.

Honors students impact community by leading after-school club

December 2, 2022

Science & Technology

The political spectrum splashes over stick figures on a red to blue gradient background.

Political orientation — not party — intersects with political tolerance

December 1, 2022

Society & Culture

Scott Gardner

Q&A: Gardner discusses new book on parasites

November 30, 2022

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

Nebraska's Darius Moore, a member of the Omaha Nation and a defensive back with Husker football, practices on Nov. 9. Moore is a senior ethnic studies major from Tiffen, Iowa.

Ethnic studies program, family inspire Moore to give back

November 30, 2022

Society & Culture

Christine Trinh outside the Gamma Phi Beta house

Trinh finds leadership, connections on campus

November 28, 2022

Math Day 2022

Nearly 500 Nebraska teens participate in Math Day

November 28, 2022

Everett Bloom (center, holding football) leads a group of student veterans, volunteers and Trev Alberts off the Memorial Stadium turf following a ceremonial beginning to the ruck march on Nov. 15. Bloom, a four-year Navy veteran, is one of the student-veteran organizers of the 2022 march.

Navy vet finds community through ruck, success center

November 18, 2022