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The Rotunda floor features bands around the main medallions, which contain images or prehistoric life found in Nebraska.

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Eddie Dominguez, professor of art, works with UCARE student Kinga Aletto in August 2020. Aletto created a life-size clay model of the Javan blue-banded kingfisher.

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Green announced the permanent commission as part of a broader Sept. 1 address.

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A crowd watches a jazz band perform in the Sheldon Sculpture Garden during a previous Jazz in June.

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Cherish Perkins

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A blonde young woman in a blue shirt and jeans is leaning forward, playing a makeshift, paper game with a brunette little boy with curly hair, also in a dark blue shirt.

Huskers use AI, create prototypes in Innovation Challenge judged by kids

October 6, 2025

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Employees taking a selfie with Herbie Husker

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Thirty-one students — all members of the 10th cohort of the Clifton Builders Program at the University of Nebraska–Lincon — pose for a photograph in formal attire on the west side of Howard L. Hawks Hall.

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