In 1970, the first courses in the newly developing field of LGBTQ studies were offered at U.S. universities—among these few pioneers was the University of Nebraska–Lincoln. “Proseminar in Homophile Studies,” led and designed by English …

With Dave Aiken, professor and agricultural law and water specialist, UNL Agricultural Economics

The Office of Research and Economic Development is offering a two-part virtual workshop to aid faculty in designing effective broader impacts plans. Delivered by Jocelyn Bosley, research impact coordinator in ORED, objectives of the event are to help …

Book talk + Q&A with Diversity & Inclusion Scholar, Dr. Helen Fagan. Refreshments will be served!

All students are invited to attend an Emergency Preparedness Training conducted by Mark Robertson, Emergency Management Director for UNL, next week. Training will focus on how you can plan to stay safe, not only at UNL, but everywhere you go. This is …

In 1970, the first courses in the newly developing field of LGBTQ studies were offered at U.S. universities—among these few pioneers was the University of Nebraska–Lincoln. “Proseminar in Homophile Studies,” led and designed by English …

Dr. Leo Killsback will give a talk at the Center for Great Plains Studies as the first Paul A. Olson lecture of the semester. He is an associate professor in the Department of Native American Studies at Montana State University who specializes in …

Come help celebrate the outstanding accomplishments of the 2021 Lancaster County 4-H equestrians!