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After more than 30 years providing professional counseling services, including the last 15 at the university, Nebraska's Floyd Sylvester is retiring.

Sylvester readies to hang up his counseling couch

April 25, 2018

A button design by Cindy Miesbach is available for staff employees to show their support of diversity and inclusiveness.

Listening session inspires diversity, inclusion buttons

March 1, 2018

PED Talks begin Feb. 8.

Series promotes university's procurement processes

February 2, 2018

Scott Hurst has his picture taken Jan. 23 in the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Passport Office, 1700 Y St. The office is open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.

By the numbers: Nebraska's passport office

January 25, 2018

William J. Nunez

Nunez named interim vice chancellor for business and finance

December 15, 2017

Christine Jackson (front, center, in blue coat) stands with more than 200 Business and Finance employees on the Nebraska Union Plaza. The employees showed up to surprise Jackson for the photo. She is retiring at the end of December after 17 years of service as Nebraska's vice chancellor for business and finance.

Jackson praises employees as retirement nears

December 4, 2017

Jackson retirement reception is Dec. 4

November 13, 2017

4 to interview for business and finance leader

November 6, 2017

Nebraska K-9 officers Russell Johnson Jr. (left) and Greg Byelick talk with Husker fans prior to the Husker football spring game on April 15. The University Police Department has launched a new effort to expand outreach to the campus community.

University police expand community outreach

September 8, 2017

A student waits to cross 16th Street as traffic flows through the intersection along Vine Street. Due to traffic and pedestrian congestion, drivers are being asked to avoid the intersection.

Alternate routes available for 16th Street traffic

August 24, 2017

Plowman, Boehm lead business and finance vice chancellor search group

July 17, 2017

A summer construction project will shift the way traffic flows through the core of City Campus. The work includes closing a stretch of 17th Street and converting three lanes of one-way, southbound traffic to two-way traffic, with one lane southbound and another lane northbound. The project will also add dedicated bike lanes to Vine and 16th streets.

Project to shift traffic flow through City Campus

June 21, 2017