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UNL physicist Aaron Dominguez leads collaboration involving eight universities to upgrade the Compact Muon Solenoid particle detector, a key component of the world’s largest physics experiment. The illustration shows an event, captured by CMS in 2012, that provides evidence of the Higgs boson.

UNL leads $11.5M project to enhance atom smasher

July 7, 2014

Heitor Castro, a sophomore computer engineering major, attended Google's annual Scholar's Retreat in June. He is UNL's first Generation Google Scholar.

Brazilian student is first Generation Google Scholar

July 6, 2014

UNL in the national news: June 2014

July 6, 2014

Eric Thompson

Survey: Positive business expectations continue

July 2, 2014

Jackson Thomas studied at the Deutsch in Deutschland Institute in Berlin, Germany, in spring 2013. He described the study abroad opportunity as an experience of a lifetime. UNL has joined an initiative to increase the number of students participating in education abroad programs.

UNL joins initiative aimed at increasing study abroad trips

July 2, 2014

Matthew Jockers, assistant professor of English, listens to a project discussion in the Nebraska Literary Lab on March 14. Student work in the lab has resulted three presentations at the Alliance of Digital Humanities conference, which is July 7-12 in Switzerland.

Lit Lab's Cather research spawns international conference presentations

July 2, 2014

UNL a partner in consortium to expand humanities research

July 2, 2014

Renovation to shift Love South circulation desk services

July 2, 2014

A member of UNL's Biological Process Development Facility examines equipment in 2012. The facility, located in Othmer Hall, has created a cream with the potential to block HIV transmission in women.

UNL facility produces compound for cream that may block HIV transmission

July 1, 2014

Christopher Marks

Marks receives grants to record third Bingham album

July 1, 2014

Cory Forbes is leading a project that uses model-centric science learning environments in elementary school classrooms to support – and ideally enhance – student learning on the topic of water systems. (Mekita Rivas | Natural Resources)

Forbes explores the science of learning about science

July 1, 2014

Go Big Red Education Abroad

12 students earn Gilman Scholarships to fund study abroad trips

July 1, 2014

Love Library books on the move in July, August

July 1, 2014

The Beatles in "A Hard Day's Night"

'Hard Day's Night' movie talk is July 6

June 30, 2014

UNL's Steve Comfort worked with current students and an alumnus to craft a new candle that may help remove contamination from groundwater near Grand Island.

UNL partners with private firm to clean contaminated water

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

Andrew Noble

Noble holds innovative agriculture seminar June 27

June 26, 2014

Students perform "Shrek" during a previous Thespian Festival at UNL. The program is celebrating its 20th year on campus.

Thespians celebrate 20th year at UNL

June 25, 2014

Grant allows NET to expand early childhood education project

June 25, 2014

College of Law student Daniel Gutman of Omaha sits at the desk once used by Thurgood Marshall, the founder of the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund and the first African-American U.S. Supreme Court Justice. Gutman is participating in a legal internship at LDF in New York made possible through a fellowship he received from the Nebraska Public Interest Law Fund.

Firms provide assistance to law students

June 25, 2014