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Jack Dohrman (left) and and Shawn Languis (right), use tape measures to gauge physical distancing needs within an Avery Hall classroom. Keith Derickson, a support manager with academic technologies, stands in the instructor position to assist with the mapping. Based on their measurements, seating in this classroom will shift from 35 desks in a regular semester to 14 in the fall. The change allows the university meet the six-foot social distancing needs related to COVID-19. In large lecture halls

Teams buzz about mapping learning spaces for fall

June 16, 2020

University Police officers interact directly with students during the chancellor's barbecue at the start of the 2019 fall semester. The department has recently made changes that focus on community engagement.

Nebraska U police expand commitment to community engagement

June 16, 2020

Husker Home Office award

Viesca's meaningfully crafted space earns Husker Home Office honor

June 12, 2020

Deb Pearson

Pearson to retire from University Libraries post

June 11, 2020

Nebraska students hand out “Hate Will Never Win” T-shirts in the Jackie Gaughan Multicultural Center before a campus rally in February 2018.

Chancellor calls for focused pursuit of racial equity

June 8, 2020

Carl Yuan's home office features four PCs running simultaneously. The redundant system means he doesn't miss a beat if a computer crashes.

Wally successfully navigates 145(ish)-acre downsize

June 5, 2020

Agriculture & Environment

Nebraska Union

Alternative work arrangement guidelines announced

June 4, 2020

Protesters raise their hands in the air during a May 31 Black Lives Matter protest at the Nebraska State Capitol building. The university will host a discussion about the national protests on June 2.

Dish it Up session to reflect, expand on national protests

June 2, 2020

Glow Big Red

University community responds to national protests

June 2, 2020

Nebraska in the national news: May 2020

June 2, 2020

University of Nebraska-Lincoln

Fall calendar for on-campus instruction finalized

May 29, 2020

Matthew Boring's home office serves as the broadcast hub for the Lied Center Live performance series. The series has featured a variety of performers, including Paul Barnes, professor of piano (shown above).

Husker Home Office serves as hub for Lied's live broadcasts

May 29, 2020