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A cardboard ban at the Lincoln landfill begins in April.

Lincoln landfill cardboard ban begins April 1

March 28, 2018

Bikes hang in the Outdoor Adventures Center bike shop. A new community partnership is bringing a bike-share service to campus this spring.

Community bike-share service coming to campus

February 16, 2018

University participates in nationwide recycling competition

February 13, 2018

Donnie Smith

Former Tyson Foods executive to deliver Jan. 9 lecture

January 2, 2018

Agriculture & Environment

Tree damage around Architecture Hall following the October 1997 snowstorm.

Tree celebration to focus on 20th anniversary of October snowstorm

October 9, 2017

The Cather-Pound Residence Hall Complex when it opened in 1963. The university will raze the halls on Dec. 22.

Cather, Pound demolition set for Dec. 22

October 6, 2017

A student sits at a Cather-Pound desk in this photo taken shortly after the residence hall complex opened in 1963. The halls will be razed on Dec. 22.

Cather, Pound implosion schedule

October 6, 2017

Stephanie Arne, host of "Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom," will bring a tiny house to East Campus and speak about sustainability with wildlife artist Tim Davison on Oct. 12.

Creative Animal Tour to bring tiny house, big message to campus

October 5, 2017

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

A project that begins in late December will change traffic flow and parking in the Memorial Loop Roadway that connects Memorial Stadium to Vine Street.

Nebraska prepares for Memorial Stadium loop upgrade

September 22, 2017

Inaugural Sustainability Summit is Sept. 6

August 28, 2017

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

Nash Leef, a sophomore environmental studies and agronomy major from Chappell, Nebraska, harvests zucchini grown in Bugeater Farms, a student-led organic garden plot on East Campus. Leef has expanded the garden after it nearly closed due to lack of support last fall.

Leef, Green Fund help revive student-led organic garden

August 24, 2017

Agriculture & Environment

UNL students Vivian Nguyen (left) and Cale Brodersen examine worms that are turning food waste into compost at Big Red Worms, a new composting operation in west Lincoln. | Troy Fedderson, University Communications

Student groups featured in Sustainability Kickoff

August 21, 2017