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College of Engineering Dean Lance Pérez and the Board of Regents admire the construction of Kiewit Hall while on their tour April 7.

Regents tour highlights campus progress during pandemic

April 8, 2022

Applications sought for faculty ombud

Six earn Women of Courage, Character and Commitment awards

April 8, 2022

Anita Allen will speak to the UNL community April 13

Allen to lecture on race, privacy and the law

April 6, 2022

Richard Moberly and Tracy Warren

Moberly, Warren to present State of the Agency lecture

March 18, 2022

Jack Beard (center) moderates a panel on the Woomera Manual on the International Law of Military Space Operations during the Global Perspectives on Space Law and Policy Conference in Washington, D.C., in October 2019. He is editor in chief of the Woomera Manual.

Beard provides expertise on wartime use of commercial satellites

March 10, 2022

Lennox Hinds

International human rights lawyer to deliver law lecture

March 9, 2022

The College of Business and College of Law partnered to host a sold-out Women Lead 2022 – Leading Through Change at Nebraska Innovation Campus on March 4. Local and national leaders presented at the conference, which advances women in law, business, philanthropy and government.

Sold-out Women Lead 2022 event empowers leaders

March 8, 2022

Jayden Barth (left) and Rachel Tomlinson Dick delivered oral arguments in the Nebraska Supreme Court Feb. 4. They are pictured in the Supreme Court chambers.

Huskers get rare opportunity with state supreme court

February 4, 2022

Society & Culture

Nebraska's Anna Shavers visits with students in the Schmid Law Library in 2017. Shavers died Jan. 22 after nearly 33 years of service at Nebraska U.

Shavers remembered for dedicated work as educator, leader

January 26, 2022

Anna Shavers

Memorial service for Nebraska Law leader is Jan. 27

January 24, 2022

Paxton shares success of Children's Justice Clinic on RFD-TV

January 24, 2022

Society & Culture

Rural Nebraskans’ optimism about the future is slightly down compared to last year, and their metropolitan counterparts are more optimistic about both their current situation and the future, according to the 2021 Nebraska Rural and Metro Polls.

Virtual series to explore rural infrastructure

January 24, 2022