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'Fossils on the Floor' books tell story of capitol mosaics

October 7, 2015

SNR announces fall research seminar series schedule

October 7, 2015

Joy Castro, professor of English and ethnic studies, is author of the new book "How Winter Began." The book features stories about oppressed women and deciding how or whether to trust after betrayal.

New Books: Oppressed women featured in Castro's 'How Winter Began'

October 4, 2015

Donde Plowman (standing), dean of the College of Business Administration, talks with students. Plowman was named Woman of the Year in Lincoln's inaugural Inspire — Celebrating Women's Leadership Awards.

Achievements | Honors, awards, publications for Sept. 18-Oct. 1

October 2, 2015

CALMIT tackles 'Goliath' refurbishment project

September 14, 2015

School of Natural Resources graduate student Catie Finkenbiner has been awarded a $25,000 Monsanto Graduate Student Scholarship. (Mekita Rivas | Natural Resouces)

Achievements | Honors, awards, publications for July 24 to Aug. 13

August 14, 2015

Assembled for hands-on training on producing the Wind River Climate and Drought Summary were, from left, Rollin Ware, Natalie Umphlett, Al C’Bearing, Crystal Stiles, Kenneth Ferris, Martha Shulski, Mark Svoboda, Nicole Wall and Brian Fuchs.

Researchers help tribes enhance drought and climate resilience

July 28, 2015

Kim Morrow, climate change resource specialist in UNL's School of Natural Resources, has been named as a "Champion of Change" by the White House. (Courtesy photo)

White House names Morrow 'Champion of Change'

July 21, 2015

A Conservation and Survey Division crew drills a test well in the Nebraska panhandle. A new guide created by the Conservation and Survey Division is designed to help geologists and drillers catalog material encountered during drilling.

Conservation and Survey Division releases boreholes cuttings guide

July 1, 2015

Weatherfest and Severe Weather Symposium is April 11

April 6, 2015

Rick Perk (left), assistant geologist, and Brian Wardlow, director of CALMIT and associate professor, stand with the PhenoCam on the roof of Hardin Hall. The camera is being moved to Nine Mile Prairie as part of a survey of North American landscapes.

PhenoCam to be installed at Nine Mile Prairie

April 3, 2015

Grant helps multiple organizations integrate, improve groundwater aquifer data

April 2, 2015