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Johnica Morrow (left) and Elizabeth Rácz, doctoral students, are co-authors of a paper that examines the parasitology found in archaeological sites in Nivelles, Belgium. (Mekita Rivas | Natural Resources)

Belgian archaeological sites provide parasitology insights

December 4, 2014

Nigerian poet wins inaugural Glenna Luschei Prize

December 3, 2014

Study of mitochondria could help ALS treatment

December 3, 2014

L-$: Bryan Reiling, Rita Kean, Timothy Draftz at the 2014 UNL Faculty and Staff Recognition for Contributions to Students Ceremony

Nominations for influential faculty, staff close Dec. 17

December 3, 2014

Mike Riley to lead Huskers football

December 2, 2014

Families invited to explore winter night sky at Morrill Hall

December 2, 2014

Gardner, team ID parasite that infected mammals’ ancestor

December 1, 2014

Yo-Yo Ma to deliver Thompson Forum Lecture

December 1, 2014

Faiz Siddiqui

Siddiqui first in Hearst writing competition

November 26, 2014

College of Business Administration

Project Impact Lincoln names 3 grant winners

November 26, 2014

Graduate Student Shalya Marsh recreates a dough bowl from the Zia Pueblo of the Southwest U.S., originally made in about 1890. Photo by Michael Reinmiller.

'Making History' exhibition opens Dec. 1

November 26, 2014

Matt Waite, professor of practice, leads a class discussion in UNL's Andersen Hall. Waite is one of 90 selected to take part in a media innovation event organized by Al-Jazeera.

Waite invited to inaugural Al-Jazeera event

November 25, 2014

Women's underrepresentation in office studied in Great Plains Research

November 25, 2014

Theatrix season closes with 'Wildflower'

November 25, 2014

Researchers engineer improvements of technology used in digital memory

November 24, 2014

A book by Stephen Lahey, professor of classics and religious studies, has been credited with saving a student's life in the wake of the Nov. 20 Florida State shooting.

Lahey's book helps protect student in Florida State shooting

November 24, 2014

Art junior creates mural for Ponca Tribe

November 24, 2014

Second presidential finalist visit is Dec. 8

November 24, 2014

Jonathan Hnosko (left) and Andrew Donovan, a student employee, load a 25-pound block of Husker-N-Gold cheese into a bag that will be vacuum-sealed. The work, completed on Nov. 14, is believed to be the last slice of Dairy Store cheese production that will help fill holiday box orders. Hnosko said 1,000 gallons of milk were made to make the final 800 pound batch of Husker-N-Gold.

Dairy Store preps for seasonal rush

November 21, 2014

Nebraska's leading economic indicator dips for second month

November 21, 2014