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Seven free public lectures at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, beginning in January and lasting through April, will focus on various aspects of advances in irrigation management.

Lectures focus on advances in irrigation management

January 12, 2018

bowling

Faculty, staff bowling league opens Jan. 24

January 12, 2018

Genealogy at Lunch

Genealogy group to discuss family legends

January 12, 2018

A documentary showing Jan. 13 and 17 at the Ross explores the 52-year history of New York City's Metropolitan Opera House.

Ross to screen 'The Opera House'

January 11, 2018

With the first blast of winter chill, faculty, staff and students are encouraged to subscribe to UNL Alert to receive information for weather-related closings and campus emergencies.

Are you ready for weather-related closure news?

January 10, 2018

Students walk in the woods during a Seminar Botanical Club event in the early 1920s. Student groups like this club will be examined in the first Archives Afternoons presentation on Jan. 18.

Archives Afternoons to delve into university history

January 10, 2018

APC budget hearing is Jan. 17

January 10, 2018

Travel planning

Feedback sought on new systemwide travel policy

January 10, 2018

Dennis Ferraro (left), professor of practice in natural resources at Nebraska, will teach visitors about snakes and the importance of snake conservation Jan. 21 during Sunday with a Scientist at Morrill Hall.

Sunday with a Scientist to explore slithering snakes, tiny tech

January 10, 2018

Science & Technology

William McMullen

McMullen hosts ’An Evening of French Oboe Music’

January 9, 2018

The Mitch Towne Quartet will perform Jan. 26 at the Jazz in January fundraiser at Boiler Grand Hall.

Jazz in January fundraiser set for Jan. 26

January 9, 2018

Adult piano course registration due by Jan. 17

January 9, 2018