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Troy Fedderson | University Communication and Marketing

The $50 million 50/50 building on the corner of 18th and R streets features 1,605 parking spaces and 124 apartments. UNL will manage the parking structure, offering 1,270 spaces to students living in nearby residence halls. America First Real Estate will manage the living space in the building.

50/50 building to help curb campus parking pressures

July 21, 2014

Jonny Reico with VonRentzell Movers packs books in the third floor stacks of Love Library South as part of the Learning Commons Project. Work on the project started in July.

Learning Commons project begins

July 10, 2014

Photo of the Day | Theatre prep

June 30, 2014

Students work on computers in UNL’s Schorr Center. Information and Technology Services has launched a $1.5 million upgrade of the campus computing network. When complete, the project will double bandwidth available to campus buildings and high-demand locations.

Campus network gets $1.5M upgrade

June 27, 2014

Jack Dunn is retiring after 43 years at the helm of UNL's Mueller Planetarium. His last day at UNL is Aug. 7.

After 43 years, Dunn readies for final UNL show

June 27, 2014

The Schorr Center is home to UNL's Holland Computing Center.

100-gigabit data line coming to Holland Computing Center

June 27, 2014

A crowd listens as civic leaders announce the addition of five new StarTran buses that will run on compressed natural gas. The buses will run on the two routes that serve UNL.

Campus buses to run on compressed natural gas

June 16, 2014

Nate Dederman (from left), Adam Lambert, Liz Roggasch and Maggie Schneider prepare information packets for UNL's New Student Enrollment, which opens June 9.

4,000+ students to participate in NSE

June 9, 2014

(From left) Rochmat Wahab, rector of Yogyakarta State University, and Harvey Perlman, UNL chancellor, sign a memorandum of understanding between the two universities on June 2.

UNL signs agreement with Indonesian university

June 3, 2014

UNL's Ken Dewey (left) being interviewed at a truck stop following a 2008 storm in Nebraska. Dewey is a professor of climatology in the School of Natural Resources.

Dewey urges vigilance in face of potential storms

June 3, 2014

Christopher Neale, director of research for the Daugherty Water for Food Institute, is also a member of Evening in Brazil, a bossa nova/jazz group. Neale credits participation in the band for his recent research productivity.

Jazz in June to feature Water For Food director

May 30, 2014

Plastic sheets block the east side of the Nebraska Union's north entrance on May 26. The plastic coupled with an air exchange system keep dust to a minimum as flooring is being removed as part of an expanded renovation in the building.

Cost savings expand Nebraska Union renovation

May 30, 2014