The Innovation in Pedagogy and Technology Symposium is for any NU administrator, faculty and staff member who is involved with the use of technology in education at all levels. The 2018 Symposium drew more than 500 NU faculty, staff, and IT …

On February 15, 1869 the University of Nebraska was officially chartered as a part of the Morrill Act. The Morrill Land-Grant Act provided 30,000 acres of federal lands to the newly admitted state of Nebraska (1867) to create a university that would …

This class offers a one-day seminar on network analysis. Network analysis has experienced a dramatic increase in popularity over the last 15 years, with network techniques utilized by a wide range of academic disciplines (including sociology, …

The Department of Textiles, Merchandising & Fashion Design is hosting “Crafting Culture: Women and the Business of Textiles in Nebraska,” in partnership with the museum and the Asian Community and Cultural Center.

We’ll revisit old friends and make new acquaintances with recently installed plants. As always, we’ll focus on looking close and following woody and herbaceous plants through their seasonal changes. Cultural and historical aspects will be …

Kari Ronning, research associate professor of English, will present “Willa Cather on Campus,” the fifth event in the N150 Nebraska Lectures series.

Kari Ronning, research associate professor of English, will present “Willa Cather on Campus.”

Dr. Hari Srikanth will be presenting, “Tuning Magnetic Anisotropy in Nanostructures for Biomedical and Electromagnetic Applications.”

Lancaster County 4-H horsemanship advancement level tests must be done in group testings. Please RSVP at least one week in advance of the test date to Kate Pulec.

4-H Council is responsible for determining long- and short-term goals and policy for Lancaster County 4-H. Meetings are usually held the first Tuesday of each month.