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University launches sexual misconduct training for all students, employees

February 26, 2021

The University of Nebraska–Lincoln is among the top 45 institutions within the United States for producing students who earn Fulbright awards. The ranking was announced Feb. 11.

Nebraska ranked among best for student Fulbrights

February 18, 2021

Chancellor Ronnie Green delivered the 2021 State of Our University address in the Lied Center for Performing Arts on Feb. 15. The event included videos featuring a look back on 2020 and reports from campus academic leaders.

Green builds on momentum, sets course on Grand Challenges

February 15, 2021

COVID-19 re-entry testing expands to third round

February 5, 2021

Students walk to class on Jan. 27 after a record-setting snowfall caused a two-day delay in the start of the "spring" semester. Landscape Services employees put in more than 30 hours clearing paths and parking lots so students, instructors and staff could safely venture across campus.

Landscape Services crew plows through record-setting snowfall

January 27, 2021

Bria Foley, a senior pre-med major and a student worker for the saliva testing, waits for the next Husker to step up on the morning of Jan. 19.

Second round of saliva tests begin Jan. 28

January 22, 2021

Nebraska U's saliva-based COVID-19 testing to begin Jan. 19

January 11, 2021

The Nebraska Engineering research team that conducted a test in Norfolk, Virginia, earlier this fall included Yongfeng Lu (left), Tim Carlson (far right) and Nick Pease (obscured, second from right). Others pictured are (right of Lu) Richard Stark of NavSea and Donald Tubbs of Electrawatch.

Steady engineering team docks successful U.S. Navy test

January 6, 2021

New report outlines ways to strengthen university’s sexual misconduct policies, response

December 21, 2020

A committee with representation by students, faculty and staff is helping guide the University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s plans for the spring semester.

Faculty Senate supports temporary curricular adjustments during spring semester

December 11, 2020

Jessica Calvi, research assistant professor and manager of the Salivary Bioscience Laboratory within the Nebraska Athletic Performance Lab, demonstrates the new saliva-based COVID-19 test as Stephanie Padilla, a registered nurse, watches. To limit spread of the virus on campus, the university is planning a mandatory saliva-based testing protocol for students, faculty and staff in the spring semester.

University readies for mandatory COVID-19 testing

December 9, 2020

Chancellor accepts APC recommendations for phase two budget reduction plan

December 7, 2020

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