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“Rhymes with Fighter: Clayton Yeutter, American Statesman” will be celebrated with a virtual and in-person launch event at 3 p.m. Nov. 4, featuring a discussion with author Joseph Weber and trade experts.

Yeutter biography celebrated at Washington, D.C., event

May 4, 2022

Agriculture & Environment

Attendance status now required for incompletes

Seline Lecture Series to focus on the business of journalism

April 4, 2022

.From Hailey Haar's essay "Echoes of a Matriarch": Paul Haar is hit by a wave of grief while sitting in his mother’s lift chair at his Lincoln home on March 4. Her belongings spilled into his garage when he began the process of combining two households' worth of possessions into one. “Some days you’re not going to feel like you’re actually grieving anything,” Haar said. “Other days, it hits you like a tidal wave.”

Haar wins Perry Photojournalism Challenge with ‘Echoes of a Matriarch’

March 15, 2022

Society & Culture

Mekita Rivas stands at a party.

Journalism grad charts unique career path via digital media

October 22, 2021

Society & Culture

“Rhymes with Fighter: Clayton Yeutter, American Statesman” will be celebrated with a virtual and in-person launch event at 3 p.m. Nov. 4, featuring a discussion with author Joseph Weber and trade experts.

Book launch for new Clayton Yeutter biography is Nov. 4

October 21, 2021

Agriculture & Environment

Society & Culture

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

Garcia aims to increase equity on campus

September 22, 2021

A new survey conducted by Nebraska's Bernard McCoy shows most college students want remote learning options when they return to campus this fall.

Survey indicates college students experienced rocky transition to online learning

July 16, 2021

Society & Culture

Alfred "Bud" Pagel

Obituary | Alfred "Bud" Pagel

July 2, 2021

‘Being Black in Lincoln’ project featured in Lincoln Journal Star

June 29, 2021

Society & Culture

Mia Azizah

Lincoln native Mia Azizah earns Fulbright to teach in Timor-Leste

May 26, 2021

In this photo from Luci Moran’s essay “The Nature of Motherhood,” Sam Vargas prepares lunch for her children while carrying her daughter. “After you have your baby, the hospital will give you a doctor that will tell you, ‘You can call me if you need anything at all, here’s my number,’ and that’s pretty much all you get,” Vargas said. “I remember with my second child, for a moment I felt like I needed help, but I never reached out. It felt like a phone call just wasn’t enoug

Moran wins Perry Photojournalism Challenge with ‘Nature of Motherhood’

March 17, 2021

Society & Culture

4 Huskers win awards in Roper Sports Writing Competition

March 12, 2021

Society & Culture