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Forecasters: Economy to remain solid, though growth will slow

July 10, 2014

Aaron Duncan (left) holds a doctorate in communication studies specializing in the study of sports rhetoric and cultural mythology.

Poker: Gambling with the myth of the American Dream?

July 10, 2014

UNL in the national news: June 2014

July 6, 2014

Eric Thompson

Survey: Positive business expectations continue

July 2, 2014

Matthew Jockers, assistant professor of English, listens to a project discussion in the Nebraska Literary Lab on March 14. Student work in the lab has resulted three presentations at the Alliance of Digital Humanities conference, which is July 7-12 in Switzerland.

Lit Lab's Cather research spawns international conference presentations

July 2, 2014

Eric Thompson

Economic indicator grows, remains consistent

June 20, 2014

UNL experts say rare mix of factors spawned Pilger tornadoes

June 18, 2014

Eric Thompson, director of UNL's Bureau of Business Research

Nebraska businesses expect stability, sales growth in coming months

June 13, 2014

Philip Schwadel, associate professor of sociology, leads a class discussion at UNL. Schwadel's recently published research could hold implications for the future role of conservative Christian groups in the United States.

Study tracks changes in social status, religious affiliation

June 11, 2014

UNL in the national news: May 2014

June 6, 2014

A survey conducted by UNL's Joseph Weber and a colleague at Shantou University shows that Chinese journalism students seek more critical reporting about their nation and less censorship of the news media.

Survey shows Chinese journalism students seek less news censorship

June 4, 2014

Aliza Brugger stands on the red carpet at the 2014 Cannes Film Festival. She is the first UNL student to have a film screened at the international festival.

Two student films selected for Cannes

June 2, 2014