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Mugshot of Ann Mari May

May's new book examines gender roles and the economics profession

July 15, 2022

Peter Lefferts

Lefferts’ book reviews, rebuilds early English motet

October 6, 2021

Rumiko Handa poses with her new book "Presenting Difficult Pasts Through Architecture: Converting National Socialist Sites to Documentation Centers"

Handa publishes book exploring design strategies used in post-war Germany

October 4, 2021

Society & Culture

William Grange's 13th book, titled "Cabaret," was recently released as part of the Forms of Drama series from Methuen Drama in London.

Grange’s new book explores roots, fun of cabaret

September 30, 2021

Suping Lu, a professor in the University Libraries, continues to expand his research into attrocities by Japanese troops in China. HIs publications feature eyewitness accounts of the atrocities and aftermath of the Nanjing massacre.

Lu's new book features 20 years of Nanjing Massacre research

September 7, 2020

Society & Culture

Tim Borstelmann

New book explores what foreignness has meant across American history

April 27, 2020

Larkin Powell's new book "Great Plains Birds" is part of the University of Nebraska Press' Discover the Great Plains series.

Powell's new book explores birds of the Great Plains

April 20, 2020

"Bodies Built for Game" is an anthology inspired by a Prairie Schooner topic and published by the University of Nebraska Press.

New book challenges traditional ideas of sport

April 8, 2020

Abla Hasan

Hasan's new book examines egalitarianism of the Qur'an

December 9, 2019

Society & Culture

A new publication by Dana Divine (left), Steve Sibray and Les Howard (both not pictured) highlights Nebraska's seven secondary aquifers.

Publication highlights Nebraska’s secondary aquifers

December 15, 2017

Agriculture & Environment

In a new book, Nebraska's Brenda Wristen is combining years of research and study to help show small-handed pianists that they can continue to play difficult compositions by developing new ways to finger the keys.

Wristen co-authors guide to aid small-handed pianists

November 28, 2017

Carrie Belle Raymond (standing, at right) directs the university chorus in April 1922 in what is today the Architecture Hall library reading room. Raymond was hired in 1894 to direct the university chorus and orchestra. She also taught music until her death in 1927. The first women's dormitory, Raymond Hall, was named for her in 1931. This image is included in Kay Logan-Peters' new book, "University of Nebraska–Lincoln."

Logan-Peters to sign copies of book on university's history

November 1, 2017