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“A través de los años: Costa Rican History through Conceptual Apparel Design”, a graduate student thesis exhibition, runs from March 13th through March 24th. The general public and the university community are invited to attend an opening …

The 11th Annual Space, Cyber and Telecommunications Law Conference will focus on issues that face businesses, government, and individuals in relation to cyber security at the state or regional level.

Hosted by the Office of Research and Economic Development.

When commodity prices go down, it’s important to keep financial books on the ranch for more than just tax time.

Stop by the Kawasaki Reading Room every Friday for tea time! Each Friday, we will be brewing a tea for people to come taste.

Dr. Jinying Zhu will be presenting “Automated Acoustic Scanning System for Bridge Deck Evaluation”. Conventional bridge evaluation methods are time consuming and/or relying on operator’s subjective decision. In this presentation, Dr. Zhu …

A safe space to discuss current events on campus and in the United States. Facilitated by CAPS Counselors.

Professor Erika Offerdahl, Washington State University, will present “Formative Assessment and Feedback: Are We Closing the Loop?”

C. L. Richardson will present this week. The title of the talk is “Ailefs and Singularity”.

Paul Macklin (Indiana University) will present “New Open Source Tools for Computational Modeling of Cancer and Multicellular Systems.” Hosted by Adam Larios.

On March 17, Gregory Beaver will perform a mostly solo recital of cello music ranging from the 20th century masterpiece “Sonata for solo cello” by Zoltán Kodály in the 50th anniversary of his death to a Nebraska premiere. Kodály’s Sonata …