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Dane Hautala

Study signals risk factors for gang involvement among Native youths

June 1, 2015

Lindsay Andrews, co-curator of "Visual Cather: The Writer's Pictorial Imagination"

Exhibit focuses on Cather's imagination

May 15, 2015

Study links kids' health problems to increased risk of delinquency

April 28, 2015

Lecture to explore how early Mexican Americans gained equality

April 23, 2015

Students from the Digital Humanities Practicum class meet with their clients, representatives of the Nebraska Commission on Indian Affairs to go over changes and additions to the interactive map and website the students are developing for the Commission.

Digital humanities course offers real-world experience

April 21, 2015

Mark Vonnegut

Vonnegut to discuss mental illness, creativity, practicing medicine

April 16, 2015

It was schwere Kyrperverletzung (mayhem) in the Nebraska Union as 1,300 high schoolers filled the union for the 38th Annual Modern Language Fair. Dalten Heithoff of the Columbus High School German drama team helps assemble a backdrop before their presentation.

Modern Language Fair to draw nearly 1,300 to campus

April 15, 2015

Annie Himes (second from left) talks with (from left) Chancellor Harvey Perlman, Matthew Boring and Patrice Berger, director of the University Honors Program, during a Truman Scholar celebration in Canfield Administration Building on April 9. Himes is one of 60 students nationally to earn the award this year. Boring, marketing and sales manager at the Lied Center for Performing Arts, was named a Truman Scholar in 2010.

Himes earns $30,000 Truman Scholarship

April 14, 2015

Bridget Goosby

Study: Discrimination has overall health impacts on adolescent youths

April 13, 2015

Study: Stereotypes make coming out trickier for bisexuals

April 7, 2015

Forum focuses on cultural heritage in digital age

April 3, 2015

Students in a "History of Nebraska and the Great Plains" (HIST 360) class led by Ann Tschetter toured the Nebraska State Capitol on Feb. 13. Tschetter created a new course curriculum designed to get students thinking critically about state history.

Nebraska’s quirks on full display in history class

April 1, 2015