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Nebraska's Denise Bulling spent two weeks this summer working with first responders in Puerto Rico.

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Public Policy Center assists Puerto Rico first responders

August 17, 2018

Nebraska's Chin Kiong Tee raises his bike for a photo in Wyoming's Bighorn National Forest. Tee's summer adventure featured a coast-to-coast bike ride in support of cancer victims.

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Husker completes coast-to-coast bike trek for cancer fund

August 16, 2018

Nebraska's Kayla Mollet searches for pollinators in a roadside planting area south of Union. The master's student is leading a project to help better define best practices for planting wildflowers along Nebraska roadways.

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Student-led research expands knowledge of pollinator habitats

August 15, 2018

A BikeLNK cruiser is returned to the kiosk on the south side of the Nebraska Union. The service offers seven kiosks at or near University of Nebraska–Lincoln campuses.

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Bike-share service gears up for Nebraska's fall semester

August 1, 2018

.Spectators at the Fillmore County Fair talk with Chancellor Ronnie Green during his June 13 trip to three counties in southeastern Nebraska.

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Chancellor Green hits the road to tout university impacts

July 17, 2018

Love Library cupola

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Five Nebraska faculty named Fulbright scholars

July 10, 2018

Lindsay Augustyn, assistant director and communications coordinator for the Center for Science, Mathematics and Computer Education, poses with her family and their two host students, Hang "Voyage" Yuan (left) and Thierry Bienvenu.

From Nebraska Today

Volunteers sought to host dinners with Fulbright fellows

June 29, 2018

In Nebraska, hail-producing storms are common during the planting and growing seasons. A new online resource from Nebraska Extension provides information on what to do in the event of hail damage.

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When hail strikes, Nebraska Extension has answers

June 26, 2018

Jazz in June organizers are working with architecture students to develop a canopy for Jazz in June concerts. The concept for the 2019 season, shown here, will feature some 2,000 box kites suspended over the stage and VIP seating area.

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Shade structure may float over Jazz in June

June 19, 2018

Huskers Rhiannon and Michayla participated in a Nebraska Main Street conference in Beatrice during their first week developing a regional mapping report for the greater northeast Nebraska region.

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Summer outreach pairs Huskers with community projects statewide

June 1, 2018

An South Dakota National Guard F-16 refuels at 35,000 feet over the Cornhusker State during the May 24 civic leader flight led by Nebraska's 155th Air Refueling Wing.

From Nebraska Today

Chancellor Green, university leaders join National Guard flight

June 1, 2018

Leaders of Nebraska’s College of Education and Human Sciences and the Malone Community Center signed a five-year agreement to create a community partnership. Pictured (back row, from left) is Deb Mullen, associate dean of education and human sciences; and Martha Florence, Jan Sheridan and Michael Thompson, all Malone Center board members; (middle row) Kimberly Goins, executive director of the Malone Center and Beth Doll, interim dean of education and human sciences; and (front row) Daevon Jackson, early…

From Nebraska Today

Partnership to benefit Malone Center, Nebraska students

May 22, 2018