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A historical document is on a computer screen, with the head of a student in the foreground. Students transcribed these documents for a digital humanities research project.

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Kris Graves' “Kris, in Stereo” (2016) from “The Testament Project,” an exploration and re-conception of the contemporary black experience in America.

Visiting artist series features Casebeer, Graves

January 19, 2018

Quilt museum to host Ken Burns' private collection

January 18, 2018

The Nebraska Mosaic display includes student artwork and the multimedia reporting project, which can be viewed on a tablet. The “Looking Past Skin” exhibit, which is free and open to the public, runs through May 15 at the museum, 131 Centennial Mall North

Museum exhibition features Nebraska Mosaic project

January 17, 2018

Society & Culture

Excerpt of "Pointing Them North" by Olaf Wieghorst, oil on canvas

Great Plains Art Museum to open cowboy exhibition

January 12, 2018

William McMullen

McMullen hosts ’An Evening of French Oboe Music’

January 9, 2018

The Mitch Towne Quartet will perform Jan. 26 at the Jazz in January fundraiser at Boiler Grand Hall.

Jazz in January fundraiser set for Jan. 26

January 9, 2018

Charles E. Cather, an heir to his aunt Willa Cather, left an estate gift to the University of Nebraska in 2011 that included manuscripts, letters, medals and inscribed first editions of her work.

Cather's handwritten musings become part of the internet age

January 8, 2018

Science & Technology

Myers B. "Bud" Cather

Gift from 'remarkable man' to help art students at Nebraska

January 8, 2018

UNL administrators, faculty and staff sitting around a table discussing the future of the university.

Forum begins shaping university's Bold Path Forward

April 3, 2026

Students at a undergraduate research fair poster session

Student Research Days to showcase Husker scholarship across disciplines

April 3, 2026

A historical document is on a computer screen, with the head of a student in the foreground. Students transcribed these documents for a digital humanities research project.

Nebraska center celebrates 20 years of transforming humanities research

April 3, 2026

Science & Technology

Society & Culture

Husker students assist at 2026 Masters Tournament

April 6, 2026

Twenty-one young women wearing white jackets, white shirts, black bowties and black pants pose for a photo with instructor Ajai Ammachathram. They are Husker students providing hospitality services at the 2026 Masters Tournament.