“Platte Passages: Shared Stories from our Home Watershed” will be on display from Aug. 7 to Aug. 30 at WallSpace-LNK, an art gallery in Lincoln. The exhibit features the work of Platte Basin Timelapse producers. Continue reading…
Ethan Greenberg followed his love of meteorology to the University of Nebraska-Lincoln School of Natural Resources. As a graduate of the master’s program this spring, he is now applying the skills he gained at Nexus Weather and Climate, based in Boulder, Colo. Continue reading…
Liz Eroshenko, right, and Will Hernández describe a soil judging contest pit. Photo by John Galbraith
"I didn’t know anything about the soils there, so I was able to test my skills and gain confidence in describing soils in a new place, and get to learn from the scientists who were there and international experts.” —Liz Eroshenko, master's student and assistant soil judging coach Continue reading…
The University of Nebraska's Established Program to Stimulate Competitive Research, known as EPSCoR, has received a four-year, $10 million award from the U.S. National Science Foundation. Continue reading…
As America marks 250 years, explore the stories of Edith Schwartz Clements and Loren Eiseley whose research and creative activity advanced science, agriculture, education, technology and the arts while helping shape the nation’s story. Continue reading…
The University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s Gudmundsen Sandhills Laboratory (GSL) will host its annual open house Wednesday, Aug. 19, near Whitman. The event is open to cattle producers and industry professionals interested in the latest beef industry updates and current GSL research. Continue reading…
The awards, coordinated by the Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources, recognize staff members who advance the mission of the university. Continue reading…