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Study: Wire-cut forensic exams currently too unreliable for court

June 10, 2024

Science & Technology

Society & Culture

Valdez has served as president of the Mexican American Student Association, among other leadership roles around campus.

Valdez finds leadership roles, Husker community through RSOs

February 9, 2023

Green connects with fellow first-gen Huskers

November 9, 2022

UNL arch and columns

State of the Agency lecture series begins Sept. 14

September 12, 2022

Mugshot of Carolina Saquiche Dominguez, a summer 2021 graduate from Grand Island.

Campus, family supports help Dominguez realize collegiate dreams

August 13, 2021

Society & Culture

Sri Lanka

Tidball to discuss exploitation of Sri Lankan women

October 9, 2020

Uniting Women in Criminal Justice Series to host FBI employees

August 26, 2020

Criminal justice

Criminal justice career lecture series opens Feb. 10

February 5, 2020

Adam J. Foss, prosecutor of the year fighting for justice reform in America.

UPC event examines 'A Prosecutor’s Vision for a Better Justice System'

February 5, 2020

Jerreed Ivanich (left), graduate student researcher in sociology, and Tara Warner, assistant professor of sociology, recently published a study that homeless youth of color are more likely than white homeless youth to report police harassment and arrest, but living on the street and prior experiences with police offset racial disparities.

Study finds minority homeless youth more likely to be stopped by police

May 23, 2018

Society & Culture

A new study by Nebraska's Lisa Kort-Butler shows that regular viewing of violence through news reports can

Study: Violence in news toughens opinions on crime, punishment

July 6, 2017

Society & Culture

Senator to deliver criminal justice lecture

December 7, 2016