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Fedderson named interim chief communication and marketing officer

May 17, 2023

McLean retiring after 16 years with bookstore

May 17, 2023

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Blueprint for a Sound Relationship House session offered June 5

May 17, 2023

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6 Huskers earn Fulbright awards

May 16, 2023

Society & Culture

Nebraska-led center aimed at strengthening food supply chain featured on RFD-TV

May 16, 2023

Agriculture & Environment

Society & Culture

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94 students named Chancellor's Scholars

May 15, 2023

Morgan Twiss, a senior in elementary education from Central City, student teaches in Amy Pinegar’s 2nd grade Elliott Elementry classroom.

Twiss finds community, growth as part of Teacher Scholars Academy

May 15, 2023

Society & Culture

Morgan Twiss, a senior in the Teacher Scholars Academy, works with a second-grader at Elliott Elementary, where she is student-teaching.

First Teacher Scholars Academy cohort to earn degrees

May 15, 2023

Society & Culture

Five elk, including a bull, are seen in the Pine Ridge area in Dawes County, Nebraska, during the fall rut.

Scientists study movement of elk in agricultural landscapes

July 9, 2025

Agriculture & Environment

Color portrait of Terri Hogue, math teacher at Falls City Middle School, on a UNL campus background.

Longtime Falls City teacher Hogue earns McAuliffe Prize

July 9, 2025

Society & Culture

Qiang Liu, assistant professor in the School of Computing, stands next to one of the Husker-Net 5G amplifiers topping the roof of Oldfather Hall. Husker-Net is the University of Nebraska–Lincoln's private 5G network, and one of Liu's research focuses.

Liu’s research expands, connects autonomous vehicle capabilities

July 8, 2025

Science & Technology

UNL ranks in top 10% worldwide for agriculture, natural resources

July 9, 2025

Phenobot, an IANR-created robot, measures leaf angle on corn to see how well the plant is performing photosynthesis in a field northeast of 84th and Havelock streets. Lina Lopez-Corona, a university research technician, operates the robot.

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