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The University of Nebraska–Lincoln will celebrate the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr., who is shown here in a memorial in Washington, D.C., during the week of Jan. 21.

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MLK Week keynote to feature Hudl’s Jasmine Kingsley

January 20, 2019

Kate Christensen from Utah works on a porch rail while her husband, L1 law student Theron Christensen works on the porch column at a house on B Street. Students, faculty and staff from the College of Law participated in the city-wide Paint-A-Thon by painting four houses. August 20, 2016.

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Husker Civic Challenge aims for 1.5M hours of service

January 17, 2019

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SciPop Talks! to explore space law, comic-book physics

January 17, 2019

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Nebraska Crop Management Conference is Jan. 28-29 in Kearney

January 17, 2019

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Nebraska Extension offers grain marketing workshop

January 15, 2019

Children's books on a shelf

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Registration open for MLK Reading Challenge

January 14, 2019

A farmer sprays cover crops to prepare for planting in April 2017 west of Holdrege. Nebraska Extension's Crop Production Roadshow will be in Holdrege on Jan. 25.

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Crop Production Roadshow coming to west-central Nebraska

January 7, 2019

Jake Messersmith, executive director of business graduate programs and associate professor of management at Nebraska, will share how to motivate individuals and teams to do their best work during a power lunch session Feb. 6 at Howard L. Hawks Hall.

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Professional development is focus of power lunches

January 4, 2019

This artist rendering shows the exterior of the planned Santee Sioux Nation Family Resource Center in Niobrara.

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Architecture students design new Santee Sioux Nation center

January 3, 2019

$Nebraska’s Angela Pannier and Amy Mantz are refracted in a hydrogel in the Pannier Lab.$

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2018: Nebraska's year in review

December 21, 2018

Linda Kern, of Clinton Elementary School, helps bring in the donations from the SNR Caring for Clinton Drive on Tuesday, Dec. 11, at the school on 29th and Holdrege streets.

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Caring for Clinton donations surge with help of anonymous donor

December 14, 2018

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Pitch competition draws engineering students, faculty

December 10, 2018