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Grace Abraham (right) with a tedy bear given to her by classmates at Nebraska.

Lessons as a Husker help Botswana student fight cancer

March 27, 2017

Society & Culture

"Torn Notebook," a sculpture on UNL's City Campus.

Film studies professors launch pop culture book series

March 13, 2017

Society & Culture

Daniel Piatkowski

Study reveals a 'Wild West' with rules of the biking road

March 10, 2017

Society & Culture

Nebraska in the National News: February 2017

March 3, 2017

Weiwen Chai

Why fresh fruits, veggies may prevent kids from eating better

February 28, 2017

Society & Culture

A Livingstone Online spectral image of David Livingstone's 1870 Field Diary, second gathering.

Livingstone project in running for online award

February 22, 2017

Society & Culture

170216_Vet_Diagnostic

New equipment speeds response to animal diseases

February 20, 2017

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

A protestor holds a copy of George Orwell's "1984" during a protest in front of the parliament building in Warsaw, Poland.

Freshman honors course to feature Orwell's '1984'

February 8, 2017

Society & Culture

Nebraska in the National News: January 2017

February 3, 2017

Doctoral student Molly Franz (left), pictured here with adviser psychology professor David DiLillo and senior research associate Jessica Calvi, has been awarded an National Institutes of Health grant that allows her to use saliva samples to measure how stress affects some mothers’ interactions with their children. Jessica Calvi, a senior research associate with Nebraska’s Salivary Bioscience Lab, will test the samples for the presence of the stress hormone cortisol.

Saliva gives researchers new tools to understand behavior

January 26, 2017

Science & Technology

A musical tops Oscar noms? No surprise, film scholar says

January 24, 2017

Society & Culture

Kristi Montooth, an associate professor in the School of Biological Sciences, displays a bottle containing fruit flies that are the subject of her research. She is a co-author of a new scientific paper investigating the evolutionary causes of fruit flies' tolerance for alcohol.

Study refutes how fruit flies developed alcohol tolerance

January 13, 2017

Science & Technology