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Troy Fedderson | University Communication and Marketing

A cast iron decoration uncovered during a renovation has been refurbished and returned to its place over the east door to UNL's Brace Hall. The item is believed to be original to the 107-year-old building.

Forgotten door décor returns to Brace Hall

November 6, 2014

Proposed design for the new Union Bank and Trust branch in the Nebraska Union. The branch will open in March on the north side of the Nebraska Union.

Work begins on Union Bank location

November 5, 2014

UNL off to good start in 2015 Combined Campaign

October 29, 2014

To teach beverage servers about new alcohol regulations in Lincoln, the Office of Distance Education has created a portal that guides users through four scenarios based on real-life situations. After completing the scenarios, users earn an alcohol serving permit.

UNL team develops program to train Lincoln alcohol servers

October 23, 2014

UNL sets Combined Campaign goal of $425,000

October 17, 2014

Museum volunteers vacuum dust from a quilt. Screens are used to protect the quilt during the process.

Museum uses hands-on approach to protect quilts

October 3, 2014

Marcy Neeman (right), a facilitator for Human Resources, helps Christine Marvin, associate professor of special education and communication disorders, find her 25-year service award during the 2013 ceremony.

Ramirez leads organization of Service Awards ceremony

October 2, 2014

UNL's Emanuel "Manny" Maldonado assists an Everett Elementary student with a math lesson on Sept. 10. Maldonado has worked at Everett for three years as a participant in America Reads, America Counts, a federal work-study program.

Work-study program bolsters elementary reading, math instruction

September 17, 2014

Bill Messman, a Custodial Services employee who has worked at UNL for 40 years, sweeps on the first floor in Canfield Administration Building on Sept. 15. UNL's cleaning crew met all criteria to receive re-certification with honors from the International Sanitary Supply Association.

Custodial Services sweeps up international award — with honors

September 16, 2014

Rod Roth, custodian specialist, sits in a Richards Hall studio with three of his Humpty Dumpty art prints. Roth recently expanded his art from creating medieval armor by hand to drawing and painting.

Roth transitions creative process from armor to painting

September 16, 2014

Workers use a tractor to position the new life-sized sculpture of J. Sterling Morton on East Campus on Sept. 8. The sculpture is one of four honoring Nebraskans who have served as U.S. Secretary of Agriculture.

Sculptures honor Nebraska's former U.S. ag secretaries

September 15, 2014

Hannah Putz (left) and Alex Galvin, third-year College of Law, talk to Lefler Middle School students about the Constitution on Sept. 16. The presentation was part of a second-year project that features law students leading Constitution Day activities with Lincoln Public Schools eighth graders.

Law students lead Constitution Day project

September 15, 2014