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Ash Eliza Smith guides a robotic arm in the Speculative Robotics Lab.

Speculative Robotics Lab invites public to imagine future of care

March 13, 2025

Science & Technology

A green-and-white Claas combine harvests corn under a clear sky.

Nebraska ag land values decline as farm finances tighten

March 13, 2025

Agriculture & Environment

Kaitlyn Richards, a Natural Resource Sciences graduate student and Graduate Assistant for the Husker Pantry.

Richards uplifts students through work with Husker Pantry

March 13, 2025

Alan Christensen (center-left) and Rebecca Varney (center-right) operate a new GelDoc Go machine with students to view the results of an experiment. The machine was purchased through a gift from Dr. Dane Todd, UNL alumnus and former Husker football player.

Alumnus' donation powers genetics lab update

March 12, 2025

Science & Technology

James Garza, associate professor of ethnic studies, his recent writing and research focuses on the cultural and evnironmental impacts of wetland disappearance near Mexico City.

Garza uncovers untold stories behind Mexico City's transformation

March 12, 2025

Agriculture & Environment

Society & Culture

Jillian Harpster, an assistant professor of practice in the Department of Teaching, Learning and Teacher Education.

Project broadens horizons for preservice teachers, middle school students alike

March 12, 2025

Science & Technology

Society & Culture

Nebraska's Sharon Hachtel stands by the Cape Point sign during a service trip to South Africa.

After 50 years, Hachtel's commitment to supporting colleagues stands strong

March 12, 2025

Two men stand next to a giant pile of eastern redcedar trees.

Husker grad student surveys resilience in Nebraska’s Sandhills

March 12, 2025

Agriculture & Environment

Oleh Khalimonchuk, Willa Cather Professor of biochemistry at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, poses in his lab.

Khalimonchuk named to prestigious national society

March 11, 2025

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

Savanna McDonald (left), a senior physics major from Omaha, shows Science Olympiad competitors from Florida how a gyroscope works during the STEM Expo in Jorgensen Hall on May 15.

Nebraska U gears up to host National Science Olympiad

March 11, 2025

An ethanol plant is seen near a corn field on a partly cloudy day.

Nebraska ethanol industry remains key economic driver, study shows

March 10, 2025

Agriculture & Environment

Fellowship will advance Liu’s wireless network research

March 10, 2025

Science & Technology

A black and white photo of four dark, blurry figures running through a forest.

Dunn combines science and artistry in photography

March 10, 2025

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

Marcus Cureton presents his research during a poster session.

Cureton finds community, career in McNair program

March 10, 2025

Science & Technology

Lexi Thomas, undergraduate support specialist in the School of Biological Sciences, stands among cornstalks. She is among the female office/service staff who are being featured in March in a Q&A series organized by the Chancellor's Commission on the Status of Women.

Thomas brings passion for learning, service to Biological Sciences

March 10, 2025

Girls coming out of Love Memorial Hall Feb. 8, 1944.

Events to celebrate legacy of Love Memorial Hall

March 7, 2025

Members of the Media Stamped team on a set of stairs.

Huskers help youth navigate online media landscape

March 7, 2025

Society & Culture

A red combine harvests soybean plants.

Yeutter Institute experts explain trade impacts on Nebraska ag producers

March 6, 2025

Agriculture & Environment

Zach Short, project director for Educational Talent Search, guides Lily Tran, a sophomore, through using the controls to make the robot move.

TRIO's Talent Search building robotics into after-school programming

March 5, 2025

Science & Technology

Collins hones sports media future with UNLimited Sports

March 5, 2025

Society & Culture