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Sofiya Arora, a graduate student, adjusts wheat growing and feeding a mite colony in UNL's Plant Science Building. The mites are part of a research project into mite- and aphid-borne viruses that impact crops. The study is led by Shaonpius Mondal, assistant professor of entomology.

Decade of success builds momentum for Big Red research, creative activity

April 7, 2024

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Cameron Woodard, Director of TRIO Programs at UNL, poses at the doors of the TRIO offices.

Through TRIO, Woodard helps Huskers reach potential

April 5, 2024

Love Library is framed in the iconic curves of "Greenpoint," a campus sculpture by Richard Serra. The artist died at the age of 85 on March 26. Learn more about Serra at https://go.unl.edu/3oeh.

Achievements | Honors, appointments and publications for April 5

April 5, 2024

A robotic welder works around a Nebraska "N" at Nebraska Innovation Studio

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April 5, 2024

Olivia Coleman stars in "Wicked Little Letters."

'Wicked Little Letters' opens April 5 at the Ross

April 5, 2024

Bison roam the Sandhills in this photo that appears in the new publication, "The Nebraska Sandhills."

New book celebrates natural, human elements of Nebraska Sandhills

April 3, 2024

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Prior to enrolling at UNL, West started a craft beer publication, music photography endeavor and worked as pyrotechnician for NU athletic events — including Volleyball Day and Husker football games.

Nebraska Promise helps West bring entrepreneurial spirit to class

April 3, 2024

Growing vaccination rates and limited on-campus spread of COVID-19 are allowing the University of Nebraska–Lincoln to return to a random mitigation testing strategy.

Women's and Gender Studies earns Mellon funding

April 3, 2024

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Erin Carr, a postdoctoral researcher, displays a petri dish containing Exophiala viscosa, a novel fungus she isolated, characterized and genome sequenced. The dark brown, iridescent colonies are surrounded by a shadowy halo of secreted melanin, highlighting the organism’s striking pigmentation and potential for biotechnological applications.

Husker researchers studying fungus that could be melanin resource

July 7, 2025

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Meyer nursing Nebraska critters back to health

July 7, 2025

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Michelle Paxton (left), director of the Nebraska Children's Justice and Legal Advocacy Center and assistant professor of law, and Carmella Perkins, then a third-year law student, interact with a young boy during a courtroom simulation in August 2024.

New center will address rural attorney shortage, support Nebraska children

July 1, 2025

Nebraska Extension program helping hundreds build healthier futures

July 7, 2025

Zahraa Rida holds up cup measurements, which she used to demonstrate the amount of fruits, vegetables, grains and proteins are healthy to eat in a balanced diet.

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