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A University of Nebraska-Lincoln weather drone flies into the atmosphere during the solar eclipse Monday, Aug. 21, 2017.

Huskers use eclipse to study impacts of rapid atmospheric changes

August 24, 2017

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

Students look at the sun using specialized glasses. The university will provide the glasses to students for the Aug. 21 total solar eclipse.

Husker students, faculty, staff to view eclipse together

August 15, 2017

Science & Technology

Kate Theimer stands amid abuse victim messages in the stairwell of Lincoln's Child Advocacy Center. Theimer, a Nebraska graduate student, completed a research that found abused teens are more likely to be blamed if the abuse occurred more than once.

Shaming and blaming: When victims of abuse face disfavor

July 28, 2017

Society & Culture

Battle of the sexes in science hurts girls -- and boys, too

July 12, 2017

Science & Technology

Society & Culture

A new study by Nebraska's Lisa Kort-Butler shows that regular viewing of violence through news reports can

Study: Violence in news toughens opinions on crime, punishment

July 6, 2017

Society & Culture

What's in a name? Monikers alter empathy in the brain

June 29, 2017

Society & Culture

New research illuminates a dark side of hope

During terminal illness, hope can have a dark side

June 22, 2017

Obolibe from Togo films Fatou from Guinea sample a Ben and Jerry's ice cream slice while listening to Chris Tuggle, Assistant Professor of Marketing, talk about strategic management using the icre cream company as an example. Mandela Washington Fellowship for Young African Leaders. The university is hosting 25 emerging leaders from 49 sub-Saharan African nations for a six-week Civic Leadership Institute. June 20, 2017.

Africa’s emerging leaders attending national program at Nebraska

June 21, 2017

hero

The four paths to heroism

June 12, 2017

Society & Culture

Chain reaction: Professors linked by gift of kidney

June 9, 2017

Society & Culture

Study: Environmental views can come from pulpits, not politicos

June 5, 2017

Society & Culture

Dennis Kuhnel (from left) and Matt Douglass examine a collection brought in by John Furrow during an Oct. 7, 2016 Artifacts Roadshow in Mullen, Neb.

Artifact Roadshows gain notoriety as digital archive grows

May 26, 2017

Society & Culture