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"Thankfully, You Will Have Taught Me Freedom Within Constraints" by Lari Pittman is a featured artwork in "Building a Legacy Condition," a new exhibition opening May 20 at UNL's Sheldon Museum of Art.

Two new exhibitions showcase Sheldon traditions

May 20, 2016

"David's Van, Kodak Checking Out Garbage, Mojave Desert, California, 1982," a giclée print (24-inches by 36-inches) by Lawrence D. McFarland.

Alumni artists featured in Eisentrager•Howard exhibit

May 17, 2016

Country star Clint Black will perform Oct. 23 at the Lied Center.

Lied Center announces 2016-17 season schedule

May 12, 2016

"Bud" is one of three Maya Chaimovich quilts recently acquired by the International Quilt Study Center & Museum. It is now showing at the museum in "Waypoint: Quilts by Maya Chaimovich."

‘Waypoint’ opens at quilt museum

May 10, 2016

Ethan Hawke in BORN TO BE BLUE

'Born to Be Blue,' 'The Family Fang' open at the Ross

May 5, 2016

Michel Hogue

'Métis and the Medicine Line' wins 2016 Stubbendieck book prize

May 4, 2016

Society & Culture

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.

Willa Cather's nephew leaves $5.8M to university

May 3, 2016

Society & Culture

Sheldon's new exhibition, "It Was Never Linear: Recent Painting," includes "Zenoic Racetrack" by Colin Prahl. The exhibit opens May 6.

Mason, Holz team-up for new Sheldon exhibition

May 3, 2016

Nebraska gears up for year two of 'We Give Blood' challenge

August 25, 2025

Mom's thankful voicemail inspires new national TV spot

August 25, 2025

Paige Knebel stands in an industrial kitchen

In dining role, Knebel keeps innovating for students

August 25, 2025

Award honors Woodhead's years advocating for equal access to education

August 26, 2025

Barbara Woodhead stands in her office in Louise Pound Hall.

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