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A crane flies toward the sun during a red sunrise, while hundreds of Sandhill Cranes sit along the Platte River in Nebraska.

Students embark on spring break to experience majestic crane migration

March 27, 2026

Agriculture & Environment

Michael Forsberg, left, Research Assistant Professor in the School of Natural Resources, helps Lilliane Roberts, a senior Fisheries and Wildlife major, set up their camera as they prepare to watch Sandhill Cranes arrive on the Platte River.

Forsberg helps immerse Huskers in the wonder of Nebraska

March 27, 2026

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

Kim Scerini, a team leader in the Harper Dining Center, serves a pork chop and potato wedges to Gabe Walmsley at the allergen-free food station in Harper Dining Center. The allergen-free option is available at lunch on Wednesdays this semester, but will expand to all meals in January.

University Dining offers free spring break meal to faculty, staff

March 10, 2026

Members of Engineering Without Borders rebuilt playgrounds around New Orleans.

Engineers swing into New Orleans to rebuild playgrounds

April 4, 2025

Promise Emmanuel (left), MaKenna Clinch and Ben Bentzinger assemble hygiene kits.

Huskers take Alternative Service Break trip to volunteer in K.C.

March 24, 2025

Society & Culture

Honors student and Engineering Ambassador Adam Algahimi helps a student at Calvert Elementary work on her CityBuild model.

Honors, LPS students imagine Lincoln's future

March 22, 2024

Society & Culture

Willa Cather Dining Center

Campus venues to adjust hours for spring break

March 8, 2023

Information Technology Services is migrating the university’s virtual private network service.

Academic calendar set for 2022-23

May 6, 2022

photo of study abroad nebraska students in greece

Spring break trip offers hands-on sports medicine, nutrition lessons

March 28, 2022

Society & Culture

Love Library

Are you cirrus? | Photo of the Week

March 18, 2022

The honors provide encouraging feedback to employees about their impact on students.

Two-week session to precede spring 2022 semester

April 30, 2021

Chad Brassil, associate professor of biological sciences, listens as instructional designers from the Center for Transformative Teaching present ideas for a smooth transition to remote learning during a March 17 session. The center is offering a one-week, spring break course to help instructors overcome remote teaching challenges. Learn more at https://go.unl.edu/rm4z.

'Keep Teaching' mini-course offered to faculty

March 16, 2020