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Thirty-three young people — all students in the Nebraska Entrepreneurship Accelerator — pose near a staircase in Howard L. Hawks Hall in formal attire.

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National search for College of Business dean begins

September 5, 2017

Surveys: Consumer, business confidence lower than in first half of 2017

September 1, 2017

Indicator: Nebraska economic growth to continue into 2018

August 23, 2017

North staircase in Nebraska's new Howard L. Hawks Hall, home to the College of Business. The building will open for classes on Aug. 21.

Howard L. Hawks Hall opens for business

August 16, 2017

Nebraska Law expands offerings with patent, trademark office partnerships

August 11, 2017

Hawks Hall

College of Business building to be named Howard L. Hawks Hall

August 4, 2017

July surveys: Consumer and business confidence moderate

August 4, 2017

Nebraska's Samantha Fairclough will discuss "Managing Creativity" in an Aug. 16 Executive Power Lunch in Omaha.

Four Executive Power Lunches scheduled for August

August 1, 2017

Lindsay Johnson (left) and Emily Case-Buskirk look at a piece of paper at a table with a microphone on it. In the background is a computer monitor with a map of the United States showing "NOAA Gridded 7-Day Precipitation."

'Drought Download' video series visualizes U.S. Drought Monitor

September 30, 2025

Agriculture & Environment

Student connecting wires as part of a robotics project.

Nebraska Engineering launches state’s first robotics major

September 29, 2025

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Society & Culture

Detail of a column on the south side of Pound Hall, surrounded by the greenery of trees.

Hearings for proposed budget reductions to begin Oct. 1

September 29, 2025

Husker engineer earns NSF award to study release of micro-, nanoplastics

September 30, 2025

Lucia Fernandez-Ballester, assistant professor of mechanical and materials engineering, poses next to a microsope and computer monitor in a dimly lit lab.

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