Graduate student Alexandria Knipe of Carbondale, Colo., will travel to Turkey to conduct research on ancient Islamic pots on a Fulbright fellowship. She will also continue to make pottery, and with the help of a translator, will teach ceramics at Erciyes University in Kayseri, Turkey. Continue reading…
Animal science professor Chris Calkins is the recipient of the 2011 Distinguished Research Award from the American Meat Science Association. He will be honored at a special reception and awards presentation at the AMSA 64th Reciprocal Meat Conference June 21 in Manhattan, Kan.
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How did people, in the past and deep past, make a living on the prairie edge? The UNL Summer Field School in Archaeology and the Department of Anthropology invite you to visit Reller Prairie to find out. Continue reading…
Faculty and staff parking permits for the 2010-2011 term expire June 30. Permits can be renewed online through the link below or over the counter at 625 Stadium Drive. New annual permits must be displayed starting July 1. Continue reading…
Gerald Dunn and The Jazz Disciples are the second concert during the Jazz in June series. Dunn, the entertainment director for Kansas City's American Jazz Museum, has earned a spot as one of the city's premiere saxophonists. The concert begins at 7 p.m. today at the Sheldon Museum of Art. Continue reading…
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UNL geographers are releasing two new atlases this summer — "The Atlas of the Great Plains" (University of Nebraska Press), and "Atlas of the 2008 Elections" (Rowman and Littlefield Publishing Group). Continue reading…