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Thirteen young women and two young men — all peer career coaches in the University of Nebraska–Lincoln's College of Business, pose for a group photo on a staircase.

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Fred Luthans (right), University and George Holmes Distinguished Professor of Management Emeritus at UNL, will present the Power Lunch "The Power of Positive Leadership" Aug. 31 at Lincoln's Wilderness Ridge Golf Club.

CBA offers new Executive Power Lunches, certificate programs

July 27, 2016

71 UNL students to study abroad in Nebraska at Oxford program

July 19, 2016

UNL students (from left) Thomas Kasper, John Sanders and Hanna Barnett battle in a Pokémon Go gym location near Sheldon Museum of Art on July 13. The game, which launched July 6, has quickly become one of the most popular apps available to smartphone users.

Prof eyes ways Pokémon Go, law could intersect

July 14, 2016

Mario Scalora

Conference will focus on mitigating violence

July 11, 2016

Society & Culture

Eric Thompson (second from right), associate professor of economics, works with student research assistants in the College of Business Administration’s Bureau of Business Research. The bureau is designed to assist with Nebraska’s economic development efforts.

June surveys show solid employment outlook

July 8, 2016

Shane Farritor, Lederer Professor of Engineering, will speak at the TEDxLincoln Salon event on July 19 and the main event on Sept. 23.

3 from UNL to speak at 2016 TEDxLincoln

June 30, 2016

Thanks in part to an infusion of state tax dollars for roads projects, construction is expected to be the fastest-growing sector of the state's economy through 2018.

Forecast: Construction to be Nebraska's fastest-growing sector

June 27, 2016

UNL students check out T-shirts available in a UNL convenience store. During March, businesses in Nebraska grew more optimistic about the outlook for sales.

Economic indicator shows loss of momentum in late 2016

June 17, 2016

Duane Grosse poses for a photo in Hamilton Hall with his modified paint stick.

Grosse lights up campus with his work, friendliness

November 24, 2025

MJ Paulsen is reflected in the glass surrounding a large display of very large insects.

Large beetle collection donation helps spawn 'Goliaths' exhibit

November 24, 2025

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

Project aims to better communication, quality of life for children with impairments

November 24, 2025

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Society & Culture

After 43 years, Sayre still squeezin’ his way through Husker game days

November 25, 2025

Chris Sayre plays his accordion during as fans walk by Sheldon Memorial Art Gallery the 12th Street mall.

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