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Seven horses and multiple club members were on city campus for students to meet, get close to and have their photos taken.

Rodeo team welcoming Midwest schools for competition May 5-6

May 3, 2023

Marijane England

England to retire after 46-year career

May 3, 2023

Pictured here in front of Architecture Hall, Willoughby – who grew up in Montreal – hopes to continue to use architecture to support nonprofits and underserved communities throughout her career.

Art Chapel build channels Willoughby's passion for design, community impact

May 2, 2023

Society & Culture

Campuswide effort earns Nebraska U a gold rating for sustainability

May 1, 2023

Hibbing to retire after prolific 40-year career

May 1, 2023

Society & Culture

Uden discusses Sandhills land management on RFD-TV

May 1, 2023

Agriculture & Environment

The University Libraries provides course reserves services via Canvas in support of teaching and learning. The goal of this program is to ensure all students have seamless access to affordable course materials through Canvas.

Volunteers sought to support May commencement

May 1, 2023

Bird's eye view of campus

Work of 12 undergraduates featured in May 6 art history symposium

May 1, 2023

Archives provide inspiration for new student-composed concert music

April 17, 2026

MJ Jabbar in front of a sculpture at the main entrance of Saitama University in Saitama, Japan.

Jabbar embarks on semester abroad in Japan in new program

April 17, 2026

Society & Culture

Lillian Bittle, a freshman Journalism major, studies art history while relaxing under the “Birth of Venus” sculpture on a warm February day.

Achievements | Honors, appointments and publications for April 17

April 17, 2026

Science & Technology

Lu's Nebraska story is one of research, resilience and a return to art

April 17, 2026

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