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Two male farmers — one younger, one older — talk in a soybean field with a combine in the background.

Most rural Nebraskans believe lack of civil discourse is a problem, poll shows

October 1, 2024

Agriculture & Environment

Beth Dotan, research assistant professor, leads a session on using the digital project "Nebraska Stories of Humanity" in high school classrooms.

Harris Center hosts teachers for Holocaust education in-service

September 25, 2024

Society & Culture

Master Gardener volunteers manage the Backyard Farmer Garden on East Campus.

Master Gardener volunteers share knowledge across state

September 12, 2024

Agriculture & Environment

A farm can be seen along a country road under a cloudy sky.

Poll shows rural Nebraskans are increasingly pessimistic about well-being

September 5, 2024

Agriculture & Environment

Exterior shot of McCollum Hall, College of Law Building,

Nebraska Law Review to host democracy event Sept. 12-13

September 4, 2024

Gary Fehr, owner of Green School Farms in Raymond, harvests bell peppers.

First wave of Business Builder funding available to farm, food entrepreneurs

August 27, 2024

Agriculture & Environment

Jennifer Clarke writes on a large piece of paper as three men watch.

Husker faculty lead conference honing strategies for national ag data network

August 13, 2024

Agriculture & Environment

Sandra Barrera speaks in front of a crowd of a few dozen Latinx entrepreneurs, seated at tables.

Conference fosters entrepreneurship among Latino community

July 31, 2024

Agriculture & Environment

Two people pick vegetables from a garden bed.

Northeast students get hands-on lesson in agriculture through community garden

July 26, 2024

Agriculture & Environment

Color photo of Louis Schindler on color campus background

Longtime special educator Louise Schindler earns McAuliffe Prize

July 23, 2024

Society & Culture

The sun rises over a cornfield.

Nebraska ag land values increase by record-setting 5%

July 2, 2024

Agriculture & Environment

Christine Wittich, assistant professor in civil and environmental engineering, explains why the pointed top of the building designed by Moe McCall, center, and Bella Thomas did better than the building without a top.

Leadership Academy brings STEM concepts to life

June 28, 2024

Science & Technology