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Karen Keehr, Executive Director/Archivist, from the American Historical Society of Germans from Russia joins Genealogy over Lunch again to share tips and tricks on how best to digitize your photographs, papers, and other ephemera.

Hear from a panel of Nebraska Business community partners as they share insights and more about their career journey.

Join Dr. Donna Anderson’s HIST 115: And Justice For All class for a discussion with Dr. Beth Lew-Williams (Princeton University) on her recent book, John Doe Chinaman: A Forgotten History of Chinese Life under American Racial Law.

From 1663-1673, nearly 800 women traveled from their homes in France to marry men in Canada as part of a program commonly called The King’s Daughters. These marriageable women were recruited, received financial support and other benefits from the …

Staff members are invited to attend the upcoming District 7 Staff Senate district-wide meeting!

This year’s forum will examine “The Changing Nature of American Diplomacy,” exploring how the practice of diplomacy has evolved over the past 250 years while addressing today’s increasingly complex global challenges. Discussion topics will include …

Join Dr. Donna Anderson’s HIST 115: And Justice For All class for a discussion with Dr. Giuliana Perrone (University of California, Santa Barbara) on her research about freedom, citizenship, and the Black family in the Reconstruction-Era courtroom.

Join us for this very special Genealogy over Lunch session featuring the Prairie States Forestry Project, which was a New Deal-era program in which the federal government cooperated with individual landowners on the Great Plains to plant trees …