Howard Wiegers, longtime professor and founder of the fisheries and wildlife program at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, turned 100 years-old on July 20. To celebrate his long life and contributions to Nebraska, a birthday celebration was held July 21 at Hardin Hall on East Campus. Continue reading…
After graduating in December 2000, Adam Rhoads embarked on an exciting and unconventional postgraduate path. "Don't be afraid to try something new or different, or pass up on opportunities that are out of the ordinary," he said. Continue reading…
The strongest El Nino recorded since 1950 occurred during 1997-98 and had a subsequent basin average sea surface temperature departure of 0.6°C above normal for the comparable April-June period. Continue reading…
Don't lose your mind trying to figure out the difference between "loose" and "lose." Read on to make sure that you're correctly using these tricky terms. Continue reading…
During a record-breaking two months of rainfall this spring, much of Nebraska kept its eyes on the sky and its ears open for weather alerts about flooding. Continue reading…
Free one-on-one financial counseling sessions are being offered to faculty and staff in August. Continue reading…
Amy Burgin, Katie Pekarek, Karina Schoengold, Tsegaye Tadesse and Drew Tyre have received promotions. Continue reading…
UNL scientists are part of a coalition helping two American Indian tribes prepare for drought and other climate fluctuations. Continue reading…
The High Plains Regional Climate Center's quarterly newsletter, "The Prairie Post," is now available. Continue reading…
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The School of Natural Resources is home to talented people, many of whom the media reach out to for comments on current affairs. Check out the stories featuring SNR that got people buzzing nationwide. Continue reading…
University of Nebraska-Lincoln graduate students are gaining insights into a wide variety of careers in the humanities, thanks to a 15-school consortium with the goal of strengthening humanities research and its impact on the public sphere. Continue reading…