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April Johnson was one of a number of Huskers learning real-world career skills in the in the product development lab at the Food Innovation Center. One of the lab's clients is a company testing a pectin replacement for gummies.

Food science, tech program offers Huskers valuable real-world experience

November 24, 2021

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Registration open for Student Research Days

March 5, 2021

The Nebraska Engineering research team that conducted a test in Norfolk, Virginia, earlier this fall included Yongfeng Lu (left), Tim Carlson (far right) and Nick Pease (obscured, second from right). Others pictured are (right of Lu) Richard Stark of NavSea and Donald Tubbs of Electrawatch.

Steady engineering team docks successful U.S. Navy test

January 6, 2021

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University changes Pass/No Pass policy for undergraduates

April 9, 2020

To align with federal regulations, the University of Nebraska–Lincoln's passport office is changing to a by-appointment application system with limited walk-in hours.

Huskers have opportunity to obtain free passports

October 7, 2019

Varner Hall

NU rolls back out-of-pocket increases for student insurance

June 7, 2019

Jenny Meints, a licensed physical therapist assistant, works with a volunteer in the University Health Center's new physical therapy space. The facility includes a warm-water therapy pool, gym and private patient rooms.

Student health insurance enrollment begins July 1

June 4, 2019

Juliana Rodriguez of Omaha explains her research project, "Surface Interaction of Antibiotic Resistant Bacteria: An Effective Step Towards Robust Biosensor Development," to Sen. Tony Vargas of District 7.

Husker undergrads carry research to state senators

April 17, 2019

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Sen. Sue Crawford (right) listens as Husker Jayden Barth explains the effects of prior education on the success of inmates in prison education programs. Barth was among the Nebraska undergraduates who presented to state senators during the 2018 Spring Research Fair.

Research fair to feature work of 486 Huskers

April 12, 2019

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Photo courtesy of Nebraska Today.

Nebraska earns first-ever Beinecke Scholarship invite

October 9, 2018

Sen. Adam Morfeld listens as Michael True discusses his research, "Species Richness, Relative Abundance, and Disease Exposure in Small Mammals."

Undergrads take research to Nebraska legislators

April 11, 2018

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Richard Moberly, dean of Nebraska Law, leads a lecture in McCollum Hall. A new law in business major will feature five law faculty guiding four classes offered to undergraduates through the College of Business.

Law, business partnership creates new undergraduate program

April 10, 2018