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Damien Pfister

Grace Abraham (right) with a tedy bear given to her by classmates at Nebraska.

Lessons as a Husker help Botswana student fight cancer

March 27, 2017

Society & Culture

Visiting African students listen during a recent presentation. This is the third year that students from African have been embedded at UNL through the United States Institute on Civic Engagement.

Visit turns notions about U.S. upside down

February 1, 2016

Society & Culture

Humanities on the Edge series will examine posthumanism

September 11, 2015

Russ Kraft, a preventative technician with building systems maintenance, adjusts a water fountain in Othmer Hall. UNL is using a student project to guide repairs of fountains across City Campus.

UNL taps student survey to guide water fountain repairs

February 17, 2015

Damien Pfister

Pfister’s book examines rise, effects of political blogging

November 3, 2014

Elizabeth Theiss-Morse greets a group of students from Africa before lecturing on "Why National Identity Matters in American Politics" during the 2014 Study of the United States Institute on Civic Engagement. At right is Patrice McMahon, academic director of the SUSI Institute and associate professor of political science. UNL has received a federal grant to host the program again in 2015.

UNL receives federal grant to host international scholars

September 11, 2014