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Rural Fellows is accepting 200 students for the 2021 program

$100,000 in grants available for Rural Fellows host communities

November 17, 2020

Agriculture & Environment

Extension webinar to focus on livestock risk management

November 3, 2020

Agriculture & Environment

Joy Castro

Castro to present Nebraska Lecture on memoir, crime writing

October 29, 2020

Society & Culture

The Genoa Indian School in 1911

New project examines history of Genoa Indian School

October 27, 2020

Society & Culture

Ken Dewey, professor emeritus at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, records an episode of “Great Plains Anywhere.”

Great Plains Olson talks move online in new formats

October 22, 2020

Society & Culture

Applications sought for 2021 Nebraska Young Artist Awards

October 6, 2020

Human trafficking conference goes virtual, expands reach

October 1, 2020

Society & Culture

William G. Thomas III, Angle Chair in the Humanities and professor of history at Nebraska, will present the Nebraska Lecture “A Question of Freedom: The Families Who Challenged Slavery from the Nation's Founding to the Civil War” at 3:30 p.m. CDT Oct. 6.

Thomas to give Nebraska Lecture on families who challenged slavery

September 29, 2020

Society & Culture

Rachel Williss, a junior agricultural and environmental sciences communication major at Nebraska, photographs Robert Diffendal, professor emeritus in the School of Natural Resources, during her fellowship this summer in Pawnee County. The Rural Fellows program is expanding in 2021, with up to 200 students and 100 communities to be accepted.

Rural Fellows accepting 200 students, 100 host communities for 2021

September 24, 2020

Agriculture & Environment

Ron Himes, producing director of the St. Louis Black Repertory Company, directed the play “Dutchman” — featuring Emily Raine Blythe and Eugene H. Russell IV (pictured) — at the Nebraska Repertory Theatre in February 2019. Himes will serve as consultant for the new two-year collaboration between Nebraska Rep and The Black Rep.

Nebraska Rep, Black Rep to collaborate for #realchange

September 8, 2020

The composer and lyricist team of Thomas Mizer (left) and Curtis Moore, who recently received an Emmy nomination for their work on the Amazon Prime series “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel,” will be the featured guests on the Lied Center’s Lunch and Learn live video podcast Sept. 1.

Lied series to feature ‘marvelous’ vidcast, virtual trip to the farm

August 26, 2020

Six in 10 rural Nebraskans surveyed are using the internet to save money by price matching or bargain hunting, and about one-third are generating income by buying or selling items online, according to the 2018 Nebraska Rural Poll.

NU affirms commitment to rural success with Rural Prosperity Nebraska

August 20, 2020

Agriculture & Environment