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MLK Week 2022 illustration with photo of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

MLK week to feature volunteer opportunities, critical conversations

January 14, 2022

Lisa Ling

MLK Week to feature conversation with journalist Lisa Ling

January 10, 2022

Emerging Leader/First Husker scholars participate in an orientation activity during summer 2021.

Undergraduate Ed diversity plans focused on student success

December 13, 2021

Released Sept. 30, the Campus Security and Fire Safety Report is published annually by the University of Nebraska–Lincoln Police Department in compliance with the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crimes Statistics Act.

Grand Challenges scoping, diversity workshops planned

December 8, 2021

Lawrence Chatters presents to the Nebraska Athletic Department on Dec. 30, 2019. Chatters was hired in July to lead Nebraska Athletics' diversity, equity and inclusion efforts.

Huskers' diversity plans being shaped by student-athletes, staff, stakeholders

November 29, 2021

Aerial view of East Campus, home to Nebraska's College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources.

CASNR community helps fuel diversity, equity progress

November 22, 2021

Agriculture & Environment

A large number of international students pose for a group selfie outdoors during an ice cream social event.

Global Affairs strategy expands support for diversity, international community

November 19, 2021

Olajuwon Davis as Dontrell with Johnny Carson School of Theatre and Film theatre students (left to right) Mekhi Mitchell, Claire McClannan and Lucia Graff in the Nebraska Repertory Theatre’s “Dontrell, Who Kissed the Sea.” The production is directed by Ron Himes, the founder and producing director of the St. Louis Black Repertory Company.

Student voices, strategic plans grow diversity in Fine and Performing Arts

November 15, 2021

DIGS launch reflects Nebraska Business' commitment to students, diversity

November 12, 2021

Framework helps IANR focus diversity work on areas of need, guide progress

November 10, 2021

Agriculture & Environment

Rebecca Roston (right), associate professor of biochemistry, works with Alex Teano to help visualize how a molecule binds with an enzyme. The lesson was part of a biochemistry course that uses 3-D printed molecules to help students better visualize molecular structures and functions.

Arts and Sciences uses strategic plan to guide diversity discussions

November 5, 2021

Science & Technology

Society & Culture

Nebraska’s Jemalyn Griffin (right, in gray) works with students in the Jacht Ad Lab on Nov. 1 in the College of Journalism and Mass Communication’s Experience Lab space. The area is a new student space on the third floor of the Children’s Museum next to Andersen Hall.

Journalism and Mass Comm aims to show progress toward diversity, inclusion goals

November 3, 2021