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Ted Carter

Ted Carter Jr. was named the priority candidate to serve as the University of Nebraska system's eighth president. He will attend open forums on campus on Nov. 5-6.

NU president’s installation is Aug. 14

August 7, 2020

Glow Big Red

University community responds to national protests

June 2, 2020

Photo of Varner Hall, home to University of Nebraska Central Administration.

Nebraska U tuition to remain unchanged for next two years

May 7, 2020

University offers free tuition to Nebraskans with family incomes of $60,000 or less

April 19, 2020

Emergency paid leave expanded to 160 hours

March 26, 2020

Emergency paid leave available to all employees

March 14, 2020

Faculty (from left) Ed Cahoon, Jody Koenig Kellas and Walter Stroup are among winners of the University of Nebraska's most prestigious awards for research, creative activity, teaching and engagement.

Cahoon, Kellas, Stroup collect top NU honors

February 28, 2020

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

Society & Culture

Ted Carter (left) and Ronnie Green talk outside of the East Campus Union during tour activities on Jan. 16.

NU president experiences Big Red momentum firsthand

January 17, 2020

Governor's proposed scholarship program ‘an important investment in economic growth’

January 17, 2020

Ted and Lynda Carter meet with students prior to a Nov. 5 open forum in Howard L. Hawks Hall. Ted Carter was selected as the priority candidate to become the University of Nebraska's eighth president.

Regents approve Carter as 8th NU president

December 5, 2019

Ted and Lynda Carter meet with students prior to a Nov. 5 open forum in Howard L. Hawks Hall. Ted Carter was selected as the priority candidate to become the University of Nebraska's eighth president.

Carter connects with Husker faculty, staff, students

November 5, 2019

Ted Carter Jr.

Carter's campus forums begin Nov. 5

October 30, 2019