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Rhonda Fuelberth, associate professor, directs the i2Choir in a performance at Sheldon Museum of Art.

Achievements | i2Choir receives grant from Cooper Foundation

June 6, 2014

UNL in the national news: May 2014

June 6, 2014

Tilda Swinton and Tom Hiddleston in "Only Lovers Left Alive"

'Only Lovers Left Alive,' 'Nymphomaniac' open at the Ross

June 6, 2014

A survey conducted by UNL's Joseph Weber and a colleague at Shantou University shows that Chinese journalism students seek more critical reporting about their nation and less censorship of the news media.

Survey shows Chinese journalism students seek less news censorship

June 4, 2014

UNL's Lied Center for Performing Arts will use a $15,000 grant from the Nebraska Tourism Commission to promote upcoming Broadway shows to Nebraska communities outside of Lincoln.

Lied Center selects artists for 'Celebrate Nebraska'

June 3, 2014

CBA hosts Dream Big Academy

June 3, 2014

The "Contemporary Indigeneity" exhibit at the Great Plains Art Museum includes "Friday Business" by Coleen Friday. The exhibit is open to July 27.

Contemporary Native American art exhibit opens

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

Forecasts force cancellation of Jazz in June

June 3, 2014

Aliza Brugger stands on the red carpet at the 2014 Cannes Film Festival. She is the first UNL student to have a film screened at the international festival.

Two student films selected for Cannes

June 2, 2014

Alison Stewart is one of three fine and performing arts faculty to receive Hixson-Lied Professor honors. Other award winners for 2014-2015 are Mark Clinton and Diane Barger.

Clinton, Stewart named Hixson-Lied Professors

June 2, 2014

New Mueller Planetarium show examines history of aviation

June 1, 2014

Fountain Frolics series canceled

June 1, 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

UNL students who are part of the Geography Student Organization pose by the nearly complete U.S. map painted on a Scribner-Snyder Community Schools playground.

Geography students paint U.S. map at local school

May 30, 2014

The Nebraska Water Center will present a talk on how wind affects water flow and solute transport in near-saturated soil. The talk is 2 p.m. June 2 in Hardin Hall.

Snehota to present Water Center special seminar

May 29, 2014

Statement from NU Regents Chairman Hawks

May 29, 2014

Franz engages students with new cosmic-ray sensor

May 29, 2014

Give to Lincoln Day includes university nonprofits

May 29, 2014