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OLLI to host 'American Son' screening, discussion

September 23, 2021

The 2021 homecoming royalty finalists are: (back row, from left) Luke Gomez, Josh Thiele, Riley Knust, Samuel Stott, Grant Holst, Zachary Cheek, Ethan Carlson, Bobby Martin, Ryker Hoy and Will Parker; (front row, from left) Skyler Gubbels, Madison Zumpfe, Chloe Higgins, Anna Suppes, Tori Pedersen, Audra Heyne, Makayla Gill, Leigh Jahnke, Jadyn Cattau and Katie Lamb.

20 Huskers named 2021 homecoming royalty finalists

September 22, 2021

Dulce Isabel Garcia sits in front of a wall of greenery on campus.

Garcia aims to increase equity on campus

September 22, 2021

Stroll Off champions from Zeta Phi Beta sorority perform in front of the judges tables during the homecoming parade in October 2019. The parade and Cornstock Festival return Oct. 1.

University to celebrate homecoming with ‘The Good Life’

September 21, 2021

Husker Pantry

Drive aims to collect 3,000 items for Husker Pantry

September 21, 2021

A Peace Corps volunteer talks to a community member in Tanzania. Students can learn more about Peace Corps service and the new certificate program available to Nebraska students at the launch event Sept. 28. // Photo Credits: © PEACE CORPS, Tanzania

Peace Corps Prep program launch is Sept. 28

September 20, 2021

Michael Gerhardt

Impeachment scholar to deliver law lecture on Sept. 23

September 20, 2021

Julie Tippens

Tippens to present MHDI talk Sept. 28

September 20, 2021

Volunteer Ambassador Program helps Husker find home in Nebraska

January 9, 2026

Musician, sound engineer and University of Nebraska–Lincoln alumnus J. E. Van Horne Jr. sits at a table. He is wearing a black-and-white plaid dress shirt, black tie, brown jacket and glasses.

Musician J. E. Van Horne Jr. creates Husker scholarship for South Dakota students

January 8, 2026

David Berkowitz

Berkowitz named vice president for research at University of Georgia

January 7, 2026

Science & Technology

Great Plains Art Museum opens three exhibitions to kick off anniversaries

January 12, 2026

“Drive-In Church” by Steve C. LaRance (Little Shell Tribe of Chippewa Indians) — a 2022 oil painting of a young man and young woman standing on either side of a brown car with a prairie and mountains in the background.

Courtesy | Steve C. LaRance