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Joy Castro

Museum guests walk under Archie the Mammoth.

Achievements | Honors, appointments and publications for Jan. 26

January 26, 2024

Cover of Joy Castro’s forthcoming novel, “One Brilliant Flame.” She collaborated with designer Kimberly Glyder to develop the cover art, using it to reflect some of the story’s major themes. The heavy use of red, and the curling gold graphics, represent the flames of the Great Fire of Key West, a key event in the plot. The book’s title is wrapped in a cigar label motif, as all the characters are tied to the transnational Cuban cigar industry.

Castro to debut historical thriller ‘One Brilliant Flame’

December 16, 2022

Jordan Charlton discusses with his class during the ETHN 100 - Introduction to Ethnic Studies course Feb. 1.

Institute for Ethnic Studies celebrating 50 years

February 23, 2022

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'And Just Like That' cast at red carpet event

Castro discusses 'Sex and the City' reboot in New York Times

January 6, 2022

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Joy Castro's new book, "Flight Risk."

Castro's 'Flight Risk' thrills, challenges readers

December 8, 2021

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Books on a shelf

Plot development, suspense topics of Zoom conversation

November 24, 2021

Love Library is framed by blooming spring trees.

Research institute aims to bring diverse ‘new storytellers’ to digital scholarship

May 21, 2021

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Joy Castro

Castro to present Nebraska Lecture on memoir, crime writing

October 29, 2020

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Glow Big Red

Achievements | Honors, appointments, publications for Feb. 7

February 7, 2020

Students relax in the shade and hammocks on the Nebraska Union Plaza during spring 2019.

Achievements | Honors, awards, publications for May 17

May 17, 2019

All current faculty who have earned professorships from the Office of the Executive Vice Chancellor received this medallion during a ceremony on Nov.

Six earn professorships from Executive Vice Chancellor

November 16, 2018

Mueller tower

Forum aims to bring more diversity to digital humanities

October 22, 2018

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