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Student fellows Alicia Pannell (left), Tori Pedersen (second from left) and Janet Kabetesi (fifth from left) and community fellows Andrea McClintic (fourth from left) and Stephanie Novoa (sixth from left) are pictured with Lt. Gov. Mike Foley (third from left) at the Fox Theater ribbon cutting in Cozad, Nebraska.

Rural Fellowship program announces funding, scholarships

December 7, 2021

Agriculture & Environment

Ilya Kravchenko, Daniel Claes, Frank Golf and Ken Bloom are members of Nebraska’s Department of Physics and Astronomy who collaborate with partners at the European Organization for Nuclear Research, known as CERN. Their work involves CERN’s Large Hadron Collider, an image of which is behind the researchers in this photo.

Husker team takes leading role at CERN's Large Hadron Collider

December 6, 2021

Science & Technology

Charles Stoltenow

Stoltenow named dean and director of Nebraska Extension

December 6, 2021

Agriculture & Environment

Hands resting on laptop keyboard

Nebraska’s economy will continue to expand, forecast shows

December 3, 2021

"Weird Al" Yankovic

‘Weird Al’ Yankovic to perform at Lied Center on July 22

December 3, 2021

Aerial photo of sorghum being grown under two nitrogen conditions at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln's Havelock Farm in summer 2021. The photo was taken using an unoccupied aerial vehicle, which is employed for high-throughput phenotyping.

Husker team gains momentum toward developing nitrogen-efficient crops

December 1, 2021

Agriculture & Environment

Nebraska’s David Harwood answers a question from Jackson Belva during a Geology 125: Frontiers in Antarctic Geosciences course. The class is based on Harwood’s experience in Antarctica. He returns this season as a principal investigator in the National Science Foundation-funded SALSA project.

Harwood to help lead new Antarctic drilling project

November 29, 2021

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

Aerial photo of cornfield

Husker study links crop insurance premium subsidies to fewer, larger farms

November 29, 2021

Agriculture & Environment

David Harwood

Can United Nations conference save Antarctic glaciers?

November 29, 2021

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

Gabin Kundwa helped the Connection Point food bank keep track of their clients by writing a software program that replaced hand written note cards.

Kundwa's volunteer spirit makes positive impact on community

November 24, 2021

Help wanted sign in window

Indicator suggests moderate economic growth in spring

November 24, 2021

Lindsay Hastings, Clifton Professor in mentoring research at Nebraska, teaches Foundations of Leadership Theory and Practice (ALEC 202) on Oct. 21.

Hastings studies hope among rural Nebraska communities

November 17, 2021

Agriculture & Environment

The Prism Trio consists of (from left) Sean Lebita (piano), Jonah Bennett (double bass) and Andrew Wray (drums).

Prism Trio to perform Nov. 30 for Lied Live Online

November 17, 2021

People share drugs.

Research finds use, support relationships often overlap for rural drug users

November 16, 2021

Society & Culture

The Friends of Lied’s annual gala is Jan. 22 at the Lied Center for Performing Arts. This year’s theme is “A Night in EmeraLIED City."

Friends of Lied gala is Jan. 22

November 16, 2021

Students talk over scenarios in a Human-Computer Contact robotics course taught by Brittany Duncan, associate professor of computer science and engineering, on Sept. 8.

Computer Science and Engineering officially becomes School of Computing

November 12, 2021

Science & Technology

The Nebraska Integrated Beef Systems Hub brings together faculty members in wide-ranging disciplines with cattle producers and industry partners to solve new challenges facing the beef industry.

Nebraska Integrated Beef Systems Hub recaps milestones

November 10, 2021

Agriculture & Environment

Graduate students Zahra Ahmadi and Mark Anderson work in the Scott Engineering Center in November 2019. Beyond developing students individually, the new Peter Kiewit Foundation Engineering Academy in the College of Engineering will increase access and enhance diversity by removing financial barriers to engineering education and encouraging and supporting more Nebraska women to pursue careers in engineering, computing and construction.

Peter Kiewit Foundation Engineering Academy aims to increase access, diversity

November 8, 2021

Science & Technology

Charles Stoltenow

Nebraska Extension candidate to tour Cornhusker State Nov. 8-17

November 8, 2021

Agriculture & Environment

The university will host a Soil Health Summit from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Nov. 19 in the Nebraska East Union.

University to host Soil Health Summit on Nov. 19

November 5, 2021

Agriculture & Environment