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Two hands wearing long white gloves pull back a theater curtain as a spotlight shines through.

68 students chosen as Nebraska Young Artist Award winners

March 10, 2026

Two shoppers exit Adam's Corner Market in downtown Gibbon, Nebraska, on a partly cloudy day.

Gibbon credits Rural Prosperity Nebraska program for grant awards

March 9, 2026

Agriculture & Environment

Ranchers move a herd of cattle in a field.

Nebraska Beef Quality Assurance announces 2026 certification schedule

February 25, 2026

Agriculture & Environment

Color portraits of (from left) Danielle Boyer, J.S. Onésimo Sándoval, Shaylyn Romney Garrett, Neil Linscheid and Carol Graham on a color campus background. (Courtesy photos)

Annual conference to focus on ‘Great Plains Futures’

February 23, 2026

Society & Culture

Zac Hartman, a junior mechanical engineering major, writes what he loves about the University of Nebraska–Lincoln on a heart for Glow Big Red. Next to Hartman are mascots Herbie Husker and Lil' Red

Glow Big Red raises record $3.6 million for Husker students

February 12, 2026

Ten sousaphone players perform in a line on the field at Memorial Stadium.

Glow Big Red returns to support scholarships, programs, Pride of All Nebraska

February 9, 2026

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Society & Culture

Three people sit around a table as one navigates a laptop desktop.

Students boost knowledge of digital landscape for area seniors

January 30, 2026

Society & Culture

Love Library South is illuminated in red on Feb. 12, 2025, in honor of Glow Big Red — 24 Hours of Husker Giving.

Husker community can show its pride through Glow Big Red, Feb. 11-12

January 26, 2026

Dane Kiambi, associate professor of advertising and public relations, chats with students after a morning class in Andersen Hall.

Kiambi channels grief into teaching, student experiences

January 23, 2026

Society & Culture

People surround a table at the Barkley Speech Language and Hearing Clinic.

Book club empowers young adults with intellectual disabilities

January 14, 2026

Society & Culture

Fifteen rural Nebraska attorneys recently completed the University of Nebraska College of Law’s Children’s Justice Attorney Education Fellowship program. The attorneys include (back row, from left): Mark Moore, Jacob Meyer, Remington Slama, Timothy Matas and Jason Sanford; (second row, from left) Bethany Allen, Kali Pearson, Kaitlyn Oeltjen, Alyssa Slama, Emilee Higgins, Tonia Soukup and Rhonda Flower; (front) James Drake. Not pictured are Kasey Hahn and Andrew Hanquist.

15 rural attorneys complete child welfare, juvenile justice training program

December 8, 2025

A close-up of a person's hands editing a video on a laptop.

Applications sought for 2026 Nebraska Young Artist Awards

December 1, 2025