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Organizational Development and Training highlights July offerings

June 23, 2026

A singular woman walks along a concrete path surrounded by green summer grass and trees.

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Rasmita Mainali (left) assists 4-year-old Grady Schultz in spraying water onto water-sensitive cards to reveal the spray pattern produced by a nozzle during a hands-on activity at East Campus Discovery Days on June 13, 2026. Hosted by the University of Nebraska–Lincoln's Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources, the free summer series connects youth and families with agriculture, science, entrepreneurship and the natural world through interactive exhibits and activities.

Discovery day

June 19, 2026

On Campus

New annual parking permits required July 1

June 19, 2026

Two women and a man walking through a community garden with coneflowers in the foreground.

PlantNebraska to host July garden walks in Lincoln and Omaha

June 19, 2026

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Josh Hoyer, wearing a black V-neck and black hat, sits next to an electric organ.

Award-winning Hoyer and The Colossal 4 headline Jazz in June

Sheldon Sculpture Garden

Jun

23

7:00 PM

The 35th Jazz in June concert series continues at 7 p.m. today in the Sheldon Sculpture Garden with Josh Hoyer and The Colossal 4, an award-winning soul and blues band fresh off an International Blues Challenge victory. The free concert also features food and drink vendors.

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200 voices find their harmony at Nebraska U show choir camp

June 19, 2026

Arts

Josie Sullivan, a Minnesota native, quickly settled into the Crete community after relocating there with her boyfriend. She said the support she’s found there has been a big reason for her decision to pursue an endorsement and stay on as a full-time special education teacher this fall.

Apprenticeship helps Sullivan fast-track classroom impact

June 19, 2026

Society & Culture

Soccer helps international students create community

June 19, 2026

Society & Culture

Homer Buell, owner and operator of Shovel Dot Ranch near Rose, Nebraska, stands in front of an all-terrain vehicle in a field. He is wearing a light-colored longsleeve plaid shirt, blue jeans and a white cowboy hat.

Sandhills rancher’s stewardship shaped by Nebraska U research, extension

June 19, 2026

Agriculture & Environment

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in the news

Nebraska Examiner: Why are there so many independent candidates in Nebraska this year?

June 21, 2026

Lincoln Journal Star: 'Pulitzer of college journalism' awarded to LJS reporter

June 20, 2026

KETV: Husker paleontologist helps identify new dinosaur species

June 18, 2026

WOWT: UNL receives $1.4 million federal grant for nuclear energy training

June 18, 2026

The question remains as to whether the rise of independents running in Nebraska is reactionary to the polarization of state primaries where more moderate political voices feel unrepresented.

Dona-Gene Barton, associate professor of political science, Nebraska Examiner: Why are there so many independent candidates in Nebraska this year?

UNL, UNMC enter new era of shared national recognition, research strength

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Faculty, staff and student leaders help refine Bold Path Forward framework

Olsen recognized for decades of service to Nebraska research

Daily Nebraskan celebrates 125 years of student journalism

Fathers may play outsized role in shaping teen smoking, vaping habits

on campus

Organizational Development and Training highlights July offerings

Discovery day

New annual parking permits required July 1

PlantNebraska to host July garden walks in Lincoln and Omaha

Events

Award-winning Hoyer and The Colossal 4 headline Jazz in June

Recent News

200 voices find their harmony at Nebraska U show choir camp

Apprenticeship helps Sullivan fast-track classroom impact

Soccer helps international students create community

Sandhills rancher’s stewardship shaped by Nebraska U research, extension

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