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Corrie Svehla

Unveiling of historical marker for Louis Crompton

Marker celebrates proud legacy of Nebraska's Lou Crompton

June 20, 2023

Society & Culture

Nebraska's Pat Tetreault served as grand marsh of the second annual Star City Pride parade on June 18. The university's LGBTQA+ Center, which Tetreault leads, was also honored during the community celebration.

Husker Pride earns honors during community celebration

June 20, 2022

Historic columns located near Ed Weir Track on the northeast corner of Memorial Stadium.

University celebrates LGBTQA+ award winners

May 11, 2021

The first activity is an informal information sharing session to prepare for a one-day DARPA outreach visit to the university.

New commission begins work on gender, sexual identity issues

August 30, 2019

Corrie Svehla (left) watches from backstage as faculty, staff, students and stakeholders file into the Lied Center for Performing Arts. After a disease attacked his kidneys, Svehla is now waiting for a matching donor for a transplant.

After decade of decline, Svehla seeks kidney transplant

June 7, 2019

UNL's West Schomer paints concrete shapes that will be used for a crystal display in the University of Nebraska State Museum. Schomer will donate a kidney to Dustin Curry, his longtime friend and brother-in-law, on Nov. 19.

Schomer has zero regrets after kidney donation

June 7, 2019

UNL candidates chosen for IT leadership cohort

October 5, 2013