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Visitors watch the inauguration of President Donald Trump on Jan. 20 in Washington, D.C. Nebraska's Mario Scalora assisted with threat assessment during the event.

Scalora lends threat expertise to inauguration

January 30, 2017

Society & Culture

Nebraska's Heather Hallen-Adams holds a beaker of the yeast she helped identify for Lincoln's Boiler Brewing Company. The yeast was used to brew Nebraska Native, an American wild ale and the first commercially available craft beer made only from Nebraska ingredients.

Fungi expert helps craft beer project

January 23, 2017

Science & Technology

Chancellor Ronnie Green talks with a public gathering in Fremont on Jan. 23.

University leaders meet with public during 11-city Nebraska tour

January 18, 2017

Leadership, momentum, opportunity: 2016 highlights at Nebraska

December 20, 2016

Senator to deliver criminal justice lecture

December 7, 2016

In 1962, a memorial was built over the sunken wreckage of the USS Arizona. Since 1998, a Nebraska research team has been studying the effects of corrosion on the sunken battleship.

USS Arizona team to present findings during Pearl Harbor anniversary

December 2, 2016

Science & Technology

UNL Extension work includes a variety of farm-related workshops. Extension opens a celebration of its 100th year on May 8.

Extension educators organized into regions

November 30, 2016

Agriculture & Environment

Welcome All Wonders

Six choirs join forces for free holiday concerts

November 30, 2016

A student works on a design in an Architecture Hall classroom. Students in Architecture 310 designed concepts for Lincoln's Frank H. Woods Telephone Pioneer Museum, which is seeking a new home due to a real estate redevelopment project.

Architecture students assist with museum project

November 28, 2016

Dennis Ferraro (from left) and Dee Ebbeka, members of the School of Natural Resources' community engagement committee, present Clare Nelson with donations after the 2014 drive.

Drive seeks winter wear for Clinton students

November 23, 2016

Nylah Mossop (left) uses her fingers to knit a scarf during the launch of the "Scarves for Kids" project on Nov. 20. The event was organized by Jo Ann Emerson (right) and Sandra Williams (not pictured). Other participants included (left of Emerson) Amanda Gailey, associate professor of English, and Patsy Koch Johns.

Craftivists align for scarf project

November 21, 2016

Two engineering students rewire an electric car during at the Go Baby Go build on Oct. 15.

Engineering, physical therapy students fuel Go Baby Go project

November 7, 2016