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University of Nebraska-Lincoln employees have the chance to positively impact the lives of thousands through the 2022-23 UNL Combined Campaign for Health and Human Services.

From Nebraska Today

Annual giving drive offers staff chance to help Nebraska communities

November 3, 2025

Two men talk in a greenhouse with lush plants.

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Showcase allows community leaders to explore research partnerships

October 31, 2025

Five participants walk along Fletcher Avenue between Murdock and Alvo during the Oct. 30 morning leg of the annual ruck march, with a support vehicle following behind. The multi-day march begins in Omaha and ends at Memorial Stadium to raise awareness of veteran suicide and encourage seeking mental health support.

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Huskers lead 50-mile march for veteran suicide prevention, awareness

October 30, 2025

Janos Zempleni peers over upside-down test tubes in a lab.

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Zempleni to give Nov. 12 Nebraska Lecture

October 29, 2025

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Architecture students work to improve village of Axtell

October 29, 2025

A home altar (or ofrenda) featuring a decorative skull, orange flowers, bowl, cup, bread, candles and paper cutouts.

From Nebraska Today

Day of the Dead celebration to include music, art projects, story times

October 28, 2025

hands hold a yellow ribbon.

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Nebraska’s PPC continues efforts to prevent suicide

October 27, 2025

Sierra Little prices lumber at Habitat for Humanity's Kansas City ReStore location.

From Nebraska Today

Honors students spend fall break giving back

October 24, 2025

Joel Yera, owner of Yera Transportation, stands next to a white Ram truck on the side of a street.

From Nebraska Today

Small Business Program helps 1,000th business open its doors

October 22, 2025

Adam Leise leads a Nebraska Extension session outdoors during a field day.

From Nebraska Today

Farming roots fuel Leise's research, engagement

October 15, 2025

Trauma-Capable Schools: WIN Chairs (left to right) Halley Kruse, Peg Slagle, Lisa Smith, Betsy Tonniges, Tina Spatz and Karen Linder are pictured with Cheryl Turner (middle), training specialist and project lead for Trauma-Capable Schools at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln.

From Nebraska Today

Grant expands Trauma-Capable Schools program to rural Nebraska

October 15, 2025

Robert Streubel, assistant professor of physics and astronomy at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, wears gloves and a hairnet as he uses a large metal machine in his lab.

From Nebraska Today

Husker physicist studying how disordered materials may advance microelectronics

October 13, 2025