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Husker undergraduates and UCARE participants (from left) Chanasei Ziemann, Vanessa Hubing and Avery Marquis pose in lab coats for a photo in Luwen Zhang’s campus lab.

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String project returns to assist young musicians

February 26, 2016

Oscar nominees showcased at the Ross

February 26, 2016

Dennis DeYoung (center), former lead singer and songwriter of Styx, will perform March 4 at the Lied Center for Performing Arts.

Former Styx lead singer to perform at Lied Center

February 26, 2016

Wind Ensemble to perform Feb. 28

February 26, 2016

Recital to feature works from Barnes' new CD

February 25, 2016

Percussion Ensemble presents a night of ‘Water’ music

February 25, 2016

Kelly Kingsbury Brunetto watches as Jocelyn Swanson and Eleanor Dynek practice "stage combat". Spanish class where students do improv and one-act plays to help with their speaking skills.

Spanish class uses theater techniques to hone skills

February 23, 2016

Society & Culture

A brown-throated three-toed sloth (Bradypus variegatus)

Exhibit to feature Sartore's National Geographic photos

February 23, 2016

Sophie Anderson, a 2025 graduate, signs a copy of "Fidelity," by Susan Glaspell. Anderson was one of the 27 students in Kevin McMullen's spring 2024 ENG 355 course who edited and annotated the book, which was reprinted by Saluki Publishing and officially released on October 24, 2025.

Husker students, alumni revive Pulitzer winner’s forgotten novel

October 29, 2025

Society & Culture

Hearing aid banks provide learning, service experience for Husker audiology students

October 29, 2025

Science & Technology

AI-powered chatbot launches for undergraduate students in November

October 29, 2025

Huskers lead 50-mile march for veteran suicide prevention, awareness

October 30, 2025

Five participants walk along Fletcher Avenue between Murdock and Alvo during the Oct. 30 morning leg of the annual ruck march, with a support vehicle following behind. The multi-day march begins in Omaha and ends at Memorial Stadium to raise awareness of veteran suicide and encourage seeking mental health support.

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