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DiAnna Hemsath uses tweezers to open the drawer on one of the miniatures in the Kruger collection. This handcrafted piece includes wood inlay and custom cast bronze drawer pulls.

From Nebraska Today

Kruger miniature collection open house is Oct. 24

October 17, 2016

Give Back. Big. campaign winners from 2015 pose for a photo. The campaign will award two $1,000 grants for student projects.

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Civic Engagement contest seeks student proposals

October 17, 2016

Dennis Kuhnel (center) and Matt Douglass look over a collection brought in by Chuck Anders (in the Husker sweatshirt), and his daughter Jennifer Peters (right), during the Artifacts Roadshow event on Oct. 7 in Mullen.

From Nebraska Today

Roadshows help expand anthropological education

October 12, 2016

Eric Thompson (second from right), associate professor of economics, works with student research assistants in the College of Business Administration’s Bureau of Business Research. The bureau is designed to assist with Nebraska’s economic development efforts.

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Thompson to lead webinar on income equality

September 30, 2016

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Criminal justice lecture series opens Sept. 21

September 7, 2016

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Pageant experience inspires new sign language club

September 2, 2016

CYFS project manager Amanda Witte and Rural Futures Institute director Chuck Schroeder. The institute is funding a new project that trains rural Nebraska school personnel to facilitate TAPP, a family-school partnership model.

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Project trains rural educators, encourages sustainability

August 30, 2016

The new exhibitions at Sheldon Museum of Art include "Boy Floating in Water, 2012" by Oregon-based artist Ron Jude. The image is part of the "Lago" exhibition.

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Sheldon exhibitions explore elements of identity

August 25, 2016

Hassan Ramzah

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Ramzah brings experience, ideas to university police

August 24, 2016

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Nebraska formalizes link with Thailand university

August 24, 2016

Dennis Perkey

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Perkey vies to protect games, athletes from doping

August 19, 2016

Megan Jorgensen, a UNL graduate, discusses a math problem with a student at Park Middle School in this file photo from 2014. UNL will use a $1 million Nebraska Department of Education grant to improve K-12 math and science instruction statewide.

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$1M grant to benefit K-12 teaching of math, science

August 18, 2016