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Remodeled cupola, photo courtesy of Craig Chandler/Communications & Marketing

Chancellor search listening sessions begin Feb. 7

January 27, 2023

Tommie Smith, a gold medal-winning Olympian and civil rights icon, gestures during his 2023 MLK Week keynote address on Jan. 25.

Olympian urges Huskers to maintain hope, keep dreaming

January 27, 2023

Dulce Isabel Garcia sits in front of a wall of greenery on campus.

Garcia honored with MLK award for campus advocacy

January 27, 2023

Ed Cahoon with oilseed plant

Plant-derived pheromones show promise as greener insecticides

January 27, 2023

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

Ice and snow cover campus and are back lighted by the lights on Architecture Hall.

Achievements | Honors, appointments, publications for Jan. 27

January 27, 2023

Construction site with frame of house

Nebraska’s leading economic indicator sees modest decline

January 27, 2023

Rev. Zac Wolfe, left, Rebecca Baskerville, Associate Director for Experiential & Global Learning, and Bree Bell, a freshman in marketing from Omaha, unload food for the lunch crowd at Matt Talbot.

Nebraska U honors MLK with projects centered on hunger relief

January 26, 2023

Society & Culture

Visit the Research Days website to view the latest agenda and for registration, which is required for most events.

Engineering, Business programs rise in U.S. News rankings

January 25, 2023

Science & Technology

Lory Dance, associate professor of sociology and ethnic studies, speaks at a rally Sept. 20, 2020, following the death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

Dance earns MLK honor for decades of service

January 25, 2023

Society & Culture

While in New Zealand, Lawrey explored the country’s incredible beauty while also earning credit toward her degree.

New Zealand provides unique vantage of early childhood education for student

January 25, 2023

Society & Culture

Students interact in a computer lab.

CTT grant leads to embedded computer science ethics program

January 25, 2023

Science & Technology

Society & Culture

Sage Reiger, a videographer/editor with Nebraska Public Media, has synesthesia and his brain processes music as colors. He has produced artwork based on music. Song represented are (from left) Bob Dylan’s “Stuck Inside of Mobile with the Memphis Blues Again,” Denzel Curry’s “Melt Session #1,” Porter Robinson’s “Musician,” Phil Collins’ “In the Air Tonight,” and Injury Reserve’s “Superman That.”

Through synesthesia, sound and color combine for Reiger

January 23, 2023

Society & Culture

Two bighorn sheep appear in silhouette among conifer trees.

Film festivals showcase Platte Basin Timelapse films on bighorn sheep, cranes

January 23, 2023

Agriculture & Environment

Nebraska's Jessie Herrmann (left) and Joe Brownell are taking on expanded campus roles. Herrmann oversees government relations for the university, while Brownell leads military relations.

Herrmann, Brownell take on elevated duties after Waite retirement

January 23, 2023

Sunil Sukumaran

Taste cells’ role in immune response may lead to treatment of taste loss

January 23, 2023

Science & Technology

Photo of David Fitzgibbon holding a video camera.

Fitzgibbon leaves lasting impact on campus, community

January 20, 2023

Two students cringe while trying soy sauce in the fermented foods course

Huskers get hands on with science of funky fermentations

January 20, 2023

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

Alisa Holst samples a soy sauce taste test during class. Heather Hallen-Adams teaches FDST 492 - Special Topics in Food Science and Technology topic Moldy Meals: Koji & More.

Pre-session offering 'lightens the load' for Holst

January 20, 2023

Science & Technology

Nebraska Sandhills

Research Roundup | Jan. 20

January 20, 2023

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

photo of hands on a laptop keyboard with animated email envelopes flying about.

University email downtime planned for Jan. 20

January 18, 2023