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The Nebraska State Capitol shines red with Memorial Stadium and City Campus in the background.

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State budget clears first round of debate

May 8, 2019

(From left) Liam Kruse, Lauren Lesiak and Mark Nail

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Three Huskers named Goldwater Scholars

May 7, 2019

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Nebraska in the national news: April 2019

May 2, 2019

Huskers who developed the Husker Dialogues series and Inclusive Leadership Retreats were recently honored by the University of Nebraska. The programs earned the first Inclusive Excellence Collaboration Award.

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Husker Dialogues, leadership retreats earn Nebraska U diversity honor

April 24, 2019

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Researchers pinpoint tumor-related protein, slow progression of cancers

April 17, 2019

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Nebraska in the national news: March 2019

April 3, 2019

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Conference on American Indian Behavioral Health is April 23-24

April 3, 2019

The University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s weeklong, statewide celebration of its 150th anniversary opened Feb. 11.

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NU's annual economic impact grows to $4.5B

March 29, 2019

A new publishing agreement will add one journal to the University of Nebraska Press' publication list while expanding the reach of another.

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NU Press acquires Backwaters Press

March 21, 2019

Husker Tia Rasmussen takes a photo of the legislative session while attending the "I Love NU" Advocacy Day at the State Capitol in 2018. The event was attended by several hundred students, staff, faculty, alumni and friends of the NU system.

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'I Love NU' Advocacy Day is March 27

March 15, 2019

James Allen, (right) a biochemistry research associate, and Kathleen Mannino, a sophomore from St. Louis, discusses an experiment that uses algae and certain wavelengths to remove nitrates from groundwater. The project is part of the university’s award-winning biochemistry department.

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Biochemistry earns universitywide award for teaching excellence

March 13, 2019

Rebecca Roston, assistant professor of biochemistry, holds a pea plant outside the Beadle Hall greenhouses. Roston, who recently earned a National Science Foundation CAREER award, is studying how more than 30 species of plants respond to freezing.

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NSF award boosts Roston’s research into freeze-tolerant crops

March 7, 2019