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Sculptures of delegates to the Constitutional Convention stand in Signers’ Hall at the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia. The exhibit features 42 life-size bronze statues depicting framers who signed the U.S. Constitution, as well as those who dissented. The University of Nebraska-Lincoln will mark Constitution Day on Sept. 17 with public events and classroom outreach focused on the Constitution and contemporary constitutional issues.

From Nebraska Today

Huskers to mark Constitution Day with public events, classroom outreach

September 15, 2026

Don Softley is photographed in the Grant fire station, with yellow firefighting gear behind him.

From IANR News

Softley turns gratitude into decades of service as volunteer firefighter

September 8, 2026

Katie Dia stands in front of her completed mural in Nebraska City.

From Nebraska Today

Dia delivers colorful tribute for Nebraska City's America 250 celebration

September 1, 2026

Army ROTC cadets Michaela Guzman, Chloe Johnston and Ella Valleley climb the steps in west stadium as the electronic graphics are reflected in the stair well covers.

From Nebraska Today

Grant expands Nebraska U’s 9/11 remembrance into a month of service

August 24, 2026

Two people clean up a park.

From Nebraska Today

New Huskers start their Nebraska journey by giving back

August 21, 2026

A tree-lined residential street on a fall day.

From Nebraska Today

Nebraska U becomes partner in national homelessness prevention initiative

August 18, 2026

Two men ride in the cab of a tractor in a field.

From IANR News

Ties between Canadian startup, Nebraska U lead to new tech facility in Seward

August 10, 2026

Artists (left to right) Jessica Moore Harjo, Marci Black, Regina Waters and Paul Lucero, work on a mural on the east-facing wall of the Lincoln Indian Center. The mural is one part of a joint project between the Center for Great Plains Studies and the Otoe-Missouria Tribe of Oklahoma funded by a Mellon Foundation grant. It features indigenous plants and is emblazoned with the words "Nyi Bráthge," or flat water.

From Nebraska Today

Great Plains Studies collaboration highlights Otoe-Missouria history through mural

August 6, 2026

Applications are now being accepted for the next cohort of the Nebraska Alumni Association’s Young Alumni Academy.

From IANR News

Applications open for Alumni Association’s Young Alumni Academy

July 23, 2026

Construction Management students working on sheds for their Vertical Engineering class outside Kiewit Hall. May 9, 2025.

From Nebraska Today

Huskers build skills, support local charities through Sheds for Hope

July 14, 2026

Lydiah Kiramba

From Nebraska Today

New project explores multilingual students’ engagement with science of reading

July 14, 2026

Five women and four men pose for a group photo in the Backyard Farmer Garden.

From IANR News

Master Gardener program continues to benefit volunteers, communities

July 13, 2026