Skip to main content

NU Board of Regents

The Nebraska State Capitol shines red with Memorial Stadium and City Campus in the background.

Report: NU system's economic impact grows to $5.8B

February 13, 2022

University of Nebraska-Lincoln

Nebraska removed from AAUP censure list

November 23, 2021

The NU Board of Regents elected Jim Pillen to serve as chairperson for 2020, while Paul Kenney was named vice chairperson.

Regents elevate Pillen, Kenney to leadership roles

February 7, 2020

Ted and Lynda Carter meet with students prior to a Nov. 5 open forum in Howard L. Hawks Hall. Ted Carter was selected as the priority candidate to become the University of Nebraska's eighth president.

Regents approve Carter as 8th NU president

December 5, 2019

Susan Fritz was named the University of Nebraska's first woman president on May 30. She will assume the role Aug. 15.

Fritz named the first woman to lead NU system

May 30, 2019

The University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s weeklong, statewide celebration of its 150th anniversary opened Feb. 11.

NU's annual economic impact grows to $4.5B

March 29, 2019

Varner Hall, home of University of Nebraska Central Administration

NU Regents issue message on managing resources

March 9, 2018

Consulting firm to aid in chancellor search

July 14, 2015

UNL leaders reiterate commitment to expectations for architecture

June 11, 2015

NU budget plan maintains affordability, helps students plan for college costs

June 5, 2015

Fourth NU presidential finalist to visit campus

December 9, 2014

Third NU president finalist visits UNL

December 1, 2014