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Greg Ibach

Block and Bridle Club to honor Ibach

March 21, 2018

Carter Hulsey

Rock band to teach students lessons in finance

March 16, 2018

Nebraska ag land values decline for fourth-straight year

March 15, 2018

Agriculture & Environment

Andrea Durkin (left), editor-in-chief of TradeVistas; Darci Vetter (center), diplomat in residence at Nebraska; and Brian Kuehl, executive director of Farmers for Free Trade, discuss how international trade affects rural America during the final Heuermann Lecture of the 2017-18 season March 13 at Nebraska Innovation Campus. (Craig Chandler/University Communication)

Heuermann Lecture highlights impact of trade on daily life

March 14, 2018

Agriculture & Environment

This map from the 2017 Nebraska Statewide Groundwater-Level Monitoring Report shows groundwater-level changes in Nebraska from spring 2016 to spring 2017.

Report: Nebraska continues to see modest groundwater decline

March 14, 2018

Agriculture & Environment

Construction workers weld metal support beams into place for the Mueller Planetarium dome in 1957. The planetarium will celebrate its 60th anniversary with a classic fulldome festival on March 24.

Mueller Planetarium to celebrate 60th anniversary with classic shows

March 14, 2018

Science & Technology

Andrew Jewell, University Libraries professor and Willa Cather scholar, will present the spring Nebraska Lecture, "Our Cather Heritage," March 26 in the Nebraska Union auditorium.

Jewell's Nebraska Lecture to highlight lessons from Cather's life

March 13, 2018

Society & Culture

Prague Spring 50, a commemoration of the Prague Spring and the aftermath of the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia, is April 3-7 in the Sheldon Museum of Art's Abbott Auditorium. The city of Prague, seen here, was stormed by the Soviet Union in 1968.

A celebration of resistance: Prague Spring 50 events begin

March 13, 2018

Society & Culture

The Freeman's dog-faced bat (Cynomops freeman) was found in Soberania National Park, near the Panama Canal.

'Wicked cool': Bat species named after SNR professor, museum curator

March 13, 2018

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

66 students chosen for Nebraska Young Artist Awards

March 12, 2018

Surveys: Nebraska business, consumer confidence slip from peak levels

March 9, 2018

Michael Sam

Trailblazing football player Michael Sam to speak March 14

March 9, 2018

Alice Henneman will retire March 30 after 37 years with Nebraska Extension.

Legacy of service: Henneman looks back on 37-year extension career

March 8, 2018

Agriculture & Environment

Physicists observe long-sought nanoscale phenomenon

March 7, 2018

Science & Technology

Amy Herman

Conference will focus on national security issues

March 7, 2018

The 2018 cohort of International Business Distinguished Scholars consists of (back row, from left) Quan Nguyen, Samuel Waechter-Cass, Andrew Psaltis, Sophia Otte, Taylor Hogan, Jack Straka, (front row, from left) Hayden Richardson, Isabella Kloppel, Olivia Coffey, Samantha Sogge and Jessica Ha.

11 freshmen named International Business Distinguished Scholars

March 6, 2018

Nebraska's Emily Kazyak (left) and Kelsy Burke

Religious freedom laws an all-American dispute, researchers find

March 5, 2018

Society & Culture

Students walk up the south staircase toward the third floor of the College of Business' new Howard L. Hawks Hall on the opening day of the fall semester.

Nebraska’s online MBA ranked among world's best

March 5, 2018

Researchers ID, map phosphorus pollution of global freshwater

March 1, 2018

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

Chicago-based comedy troupe The Second City will perform March 3 at the Lied Center.

Lied's March lineup includes musicals, improv, Irish Tenors

February 28, 2018