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Nebraska's Richard Wood (in yellow) and members of his research team prepare to collect sensors and cables after completing a sensing survey of Pound Hall on Dec. 2. The research project is creating a complete picture of how dynamics of Cather and Pound halls are changing as demolition crews prepare the towers for a Dec. 22 implosion.

Cather, Pound razing offers teaching, learning moments for engineers

December 8, 2017

Science & Technology

Taylor Schendt, a freshman honors student, stands next to the sign she made for a project in Nebraska's "Street Art: Art in the Urban Environment" course. The honors seminar was led by Sandra Williams, associate professor of art.

Street art course offers unexpected challenges, lessons

December 7, 2017

Christine Jackson (front, center, in blue coat) stands with more than 200 Business and Finance employees on the Nebraska Union Plaza. The employees showed up to surprise Jackson for the photo. She is retiring at the end of December after 17 years of service as Nebraska's vice chancellor for business and finance.

Jackson praises employees as retirement nears

December 4, 2017

Kathy Farrell, a Nebraska faculty member since 1993, has been named dean of the College of Business. She has served as the college's interim dean since January 2017.

Nebraska elevates Farrell to lead College of Business

December 1, 2017

Riders get on the N-E Ride shuttle outside Othmer Hall on the morning of Nov. 16. The weekday shuttle, which started in 2014, is primarily used to connect Nebraska Engineering campuses in Lincoln and Omaha.

An Hour on Campus: N-E Ride Shuttle

November 29, 2017

Members of the Nebraska Student Veteran Organization walk along an Iowa highway during the 2017 The Things They Carry Ruck March. The event, organized by Nebraska and Iowa students, is designed to raise public awareness of veteran suicides.

Huskers, Hawkeyes team up for veteran suicide awareness

November 21, 2017

Husker kicker Drew Brown shakes hands with veterans during the 2016 football game against Minnesota in Memorial Stadium.

Nebraska remains among nation's best for veteran success

November 21, 2017

A Nebraska student uses paint swatches to match colors to Norman Rockwell's "The County Agricultural Agent" painting in the Sheldon. The project was part of a Textiles, Merchandising and Fashion Design class project to create a color palette based on a Sheldon artwork.

Sheldon draws stronger ties to Husker academics

November 14, 2017

Angela Dietsch uses a scope to image a client’s throat in her lab in the Barkley Memorial Center. Dietsch, an assistant professor of special education and communication disorders, is among faculty who have earned national awards in recent years, having been selected for an American Speech-Language-Hearing Association Early Career honor.

Nebraska faculty surge in national honors

November 8, 2017

Brad South reaches the top of a climbing path during Campus Recreation's League of Extraordinary Boulderers contest on Nov. 1 at the Outdoor Adventures Center. The league continues through Nov. 15. It is open to the public.

League helps climbers advance skills, build camaraderie

November 2, 2017

UnBoxing participants, including Siaira Baustert (center, in purple), step outside of their boxes during the Oct. 27 event in the Nebraska Union.

UnBoxing helps Huskers step beyond stereotypes

October 30, 2017

Students walk by the blue public safety phone on the south side of the Nebraska Union on Oct. 20. Due to technology advances and replacement costs, all but two of the phones are being removed from the university.

Technology advances, costs lead to blue phone removal

October 23, 2017