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Feb 13 2026	Lincoln Journal Star: Renewing UNL's commitment to serving Nebraska Interim Chancellor Katherine S. Ankerson wrote a Feb. 13 guest column for the Lincoln Journal Star in honor of the university’s Charter Day titled “Renewing UNL’s commitment to serving Nebraska.” “As we celebrate Charter Day, I invite all Nebraskans to imagine the future we can create — one defined by courage, collaboration and purpose,” she wrote. “By harnessing the strengths of our people and embracing creativity and discovery, we can build a more prosperous and vibrant Nebraska.”
Feb 12 2026	KHGI: Glow Big Red sets record as Husker Nation raises $3.6 million Husker Nation shattered the previous Glow Big Red record, raising $3,667,815 during the annual 24-hour event to support the University of Nebraska–Lincoln. KHGI ran a Feb. 12 article on the event.
Feb 12 2026	CNN: The 16 best men's socks, according to style experts Kylin Floth, assistant professor of practice in textiles, merchandising and fashion design, was consulted for a Feb. 12 CNN list of the 16 best men’s socks. She highlighted the three most important aspects. “A lot of what people experience as poor performance in socks comes down to material choice, fit and how the sock is constructed,” she said.
Feb 12 2026	KLIN: Boston Pops bringing 'Star Wars' tunes to Lied Center The Boston Pops will perform music from all nine Skywalker saga “Star Wars” movies beginning at 7:30 p.m. Feb. 28 at the Lied Center for Performing Arts, KLIN reported Feb. 12. Lauren Silverman Durban, communications director for the Lied Center, was interviewed for the story.
Feb 11 2026	KOLN/KGIN: Glow Big Red returns for eighth consecutive year Husker Nation is uniting Feb. 11-12 for the eighth annual Glow Big Red, a 24-hour celebration of giving to support the University of Nebraska–Lincoln. KHGI and KOLN/KGIN have aired stories on the event.
Feb 11 2026	KETV: Producer, economist expect little price impact from Argentine beef imports Elliott Dennis, associate professor of agricultural economics, was interviewed for a Feb. 11 KETV story on the potential impact of increased beef imports from Argentina on U.S. beef prices. He said that only about 1% of the beef Americans consume will come from Argentina, so there will be little to no impact on prices.
Feb 11 2026	Kearney Hub: Impact of sandhill cranes is $28 million, report shows A Feb. 9 report by the Nebraska Flyway Partnership, developed in cooperation with the university’s Department of Economics, estimates that the economic impact of south-central Nebraska’s annual sandhill crane migration is $28 million. That’s nearly twice the $14.3 million impact recorded in 2017, when the last economic impact study was conducted. The Kearney Hub published a Feb. 11 article on the report.
Feb 11 2026	Friend Sentinel: 'La Bohème' coming to Friend on Feb. 22 The University of Nebraska–Lincoln Opera will perform Giacomo Puccini’s “La Bohème” in Friend and Ord, Nebraska, on Feb. 22 and 28, respectively. The Friend Sentinel and York News-Times have published articles on the dates.
Feb 10 2026	Nebraska Public Media: Lied Center announces $35 million expansion project The Lied Center for Performing Arts broke ground Feb. 10 on the “Building the Future” project — a $35 million privately funded addition and renovation to the venue. Stories on the project have appeared in KLIN, KLKN, KOLN/KGIN, the Lincoln Journal Star and Nebraska Public Media.
Feb 10 2026	KETV: Nebraska will release personal voter data to DOJ Nirnimesh Ghose, assistant professor of computing, was interviewed for a Feb. 10 KETV story on the State of Nebraska providing voter data to the federal government. Ghose, a cybersecurity expert, said the voter database will be protected similar to how the country’s military data is protected. “I am confident they have the system to protect all the data they are taking,” he said. “And I hope they use their system to protect it.”
Feb 10 2026	Farm Progress: Meet the man who helped discover the flat iron steak Farm Progress published a Feb. 10 article on Chris Calkins, professor emeritus of animal science. Calkins’ team at Nebraska teamed up with the University of Florida to research ways to add value to the beef chuck and round, which led to the discovery of the flat iron steak.
Feb 10 2026	KOLN/KGIN: UNL professor brings expertise to U.S. bobsled, skeleton teams Curt Tomasevicz, assistant professor of practice in biological systems engineering, is at the Winter Olympics in Italy as director of sports performance for USA Bobsled/Skeleton. In this role, he oversees athlete selection, helps build training and competition schedules for the World Cup season and coordinates the sport science and data analytics that support elite performance. KOLN/KGIN published a Feb. 10 article on Tomasevicz.