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Jordan Opp | University Communication and Marketing
Students Kaitlin Myrant (right) and Regina Hinkley showcase their stage-fighting skills developed over the semester in Stage Combat (THEA 260), a course taught by Ian Borden, associate professor of theatre and film. The class challenges students to balance realism and safety, requiring precise choreography that conveys conflict without actual contact or injury.
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Students (from right) Dez Chavez and Emerson Mattson "battle" as part of a stage combat course led by Ian Borden.Jordan Opp | University Communication and Marketing
Students Eliana Ediger (from right) and Hallie Clarke talk with Morgan Hartman, UNL’s sustainability manager, during Earthstock on the Nebraska Union Plaza.
Nora Peterson, Susan J. Rosowski associate professor of French, discusses sales figures for each gallery and artist during her French 422/822 “Topics in French Culture” class on April 28. The class participated in a role-play exercise in which students portrayed French artists, art dealers and critics preparing for an 1889 salon.
Jake Ellis, a College of Law student, shows Herbie Husker a photo of his cat, also named Herbie, after a surprise scholarship reveal April 22, 2026. Ellis received a $25,000 award from AccessLex Institute following class.
Students study in the Dinsdale Family Learning Commons at Howard L. Hawks Hall during Dead Week, with notes visible on a whiteboard in the background.
April Johnson, product development project manager in the Food Processing Center, poses with a container of Runza-flavored ice cream in the product development lab, a limited-release frozen treat she helped develop that includes Runza’s spice blend, cabbage flavor and pie dough in place of bread. Learn more at https://go.unl.edu/4ukw.
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