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Photo Credit: Garrett Stolz // Brett Neely smiles for a photo as Marko receives some attention from Huskers during a Pawp Up event on campus.

Neely and four-legged friend building community on campus

July 18, 2023

Mohammadjavad Dowran works with diamond quantum sensing microscopes in Abdelghani Laraoui’s lab.

EQUATE teams develop process to better see into nanoscale

July 17, 2023

Science & Technology

Online MBA students came to campus at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln to learn more about adaptive leadership. Part of a graduate course taught by Jake Messersmith (center), associate professor of management, they met with peers to create leadership plans to tackle organizational problems.

Nebraska's online MBA students explore leadership on campus

July 17, 2023

From left, Lorey Wheeler, MAP Academy director, and Sue Sheridan, CYFS director, led the TAPP para Familias Latinas project. (Kyleigh Skaggs, CYFS)

TAPP project delivers strong results for Latinx students, parents

July 17, 2023

Society & Culture

The Essentials of Hybrid Breeding workshop set for Aug. 9-10

CliGrow software provides practical climate data to ag producers

July 17, 2023

Agriculture & Environment

Ladybeetle (ladybug) larva

Husker entomologist featured in National Geographic

July 14, 2023

Science & Technology

Brad Kindler and Sarah Buckley are part of projects to install native plants around the state through the Nebraska Statewide Arboretum. They stand in the east campus prairie surrounded by little bluestem and switchgrass.

Nebraska Statewide Arboretum staff working with communities to reintroduce native plants

July 14, 2023

Agriculture & Environment

Blue summer skies, trees and sculpture frame the Love Library cupola

Achievements | Honors, appointments, publications for July 14

July 14, 2023

Howard Hawks Hall

40 first-year students join Nebraska Business Honors Academy

July 14, 2023

Students walk around East Memorial Stadium Loop during the Big Red Welcome Street Festival.

Workshops will introduce businesses to becoming a registered vendor

July 12, 2023

Joe Holmes working on a piece of furniture

Award-winning furniture-maker finds fit, freedom in school of art

July 12, 2023

Society & Culture

Two food scientists, a man and a woman, make sausage.

NCTA, UNL collaborate with meat processing industry to boost training

July 12, 2023

Agriculture & Environment

Eloisa Grifo

Husker mathematician draws from geometry to advance field of algebra

July 11, 2023

Science & Technology

Koziol noted that his recent class on embedded software in the College of Engineering has helped him immensely in his work at Garmin.

Koziol learning from the pros with Garmin internship

July 11, 2023

Science & Technology

Jonathan Cronk

Cronk researching nitrate contamination of wells during drought

July 11, 2023

Agriculture & Environment

James Schnable stands in a corn field

Nebraska team aids first mapping of corn genome

July 10, 2023

Agriculture & Environment

Trevor Frost takes a photo amid the Alaskan wilderness.

Frost braves wilderness for music experience of a lifetime

July 10, 2023

Nebraska Law student Maureen Larsen (center) makes a point before Nebraska Supreme Court Justices (from left) William B. Cassel, Michael G. Heavican and Stephanie Stacy during the 2018 Thomas Stinson Allen Moot Court Competition. The Nebraska Law program was recently counted among the nation’s best in terms of graduates earning jobs.

Project aims to build public trust in courts through community engagement

July 10, 2023

T.I.E. sculpture stands in front of Carolyn Pope Edwards Hall

New sculpture evokes the transformative power of learning

July 7, 2023

Brooks talks with RFD-TV about the growing field of ag economics

July 7, 2023

Agriculture & Environment