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Bob Wilhelm

With funding from the Global Experiences Office in 2021, the College of Business launched MNGT 398: Global Startup Communities, which introduced students to Rwandan culture and culminated in a community concert with UNL student group, Live Lyve Band.

Proposals sought for Global Experiential Learning Fund

March 9, 2022

Bob Wilhelm, Nebraska's vice chancellor for research and economic development, will also serve as the university's interim executive vice chancellor. His expanded role begins Nov. 20.

Wilhelm to serve as interim executive vice chancellor

November 15, 2021

Eric Weaver

Weaver selected as virology center director; Garcia-Ruiz named associate director

October 8, 2021

Seth Caines, Meredith Sutton and Moriah Brown stretch out to use a floating sieve to gather a water sample in the Elkhorn River on July 2. The trio is working with Shannon Bartlet-Hunt, department chair and professor of civil and environmental engineering, researching textiles as a source of microplastic fibers found in streams across the Cornhusker State.

Campus leaders commit $40M to Grand Challenges research

September 8, 2021

Agriculture & Environment

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Society & Culture

Faculty researches earning the arts and humanities seed grant funds are (from left) Dana Fritz, Zachary Tate Porter and Adrian Wisnicki.

Researchers receive ORED arts and humanities seed funding

June 22, 2021

Agriculture & Environment

Society & Culture

Nebraska celebrates impacts of NU State Museum

June 15, 2021

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

Society & Culture

Nebraska is founding partner in Engineering Research Visioning Alliance

April 9, 2021

Science & Technology

Four Husker faculty are among 489 new fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.

Nearly 500 Huskers helped shape university's Grand Challenges

February 15, 2021

Agriculture & Environment

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Society & Culture

Nebraska U's pandemic-driven ingenuity highlighted in annual research report

December 3, 2020

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

Committee begins to shape spring semester plans

November 2, 2020

Launched at the end of September, the university's randomized mitigation testing site is helping provide a clearer look at how COVID-19 is spreading on campus. It also helps identify positive cases, particularly asymptomatic carriers of the disease.

University’s COVID-19 testing continues to evolve, improve, inform

October 16, 2020

A primer: What’s this about Carnegie and community engagement?

February 16, 2020

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