To help ensure livestock producers and others have access to the best available laboratory diagnostics, research, education and outreach services, Farm Credit Services of America has given $100,000 to support a new Veterinary Diagnostic Center at UNL. Continue reading…
A new study authored by UNL's Ingrid Haas shows that individual levels of political tolerance may depend on how safe, uncertain or threatened people feel when considering opposing viewpoints. The study was published online June 12 in the journal Political Psychology. Continue reading…
Use of the campuswide FedEx account maintained by Mail Services will end June 30. To continue using FedEx services, individual departments are required to set up new accounts with the company. All new accounts take approximately seven days to become active. Continue reading…
UNL has invited graduates who were scheduled to receive diplomas in May 4 baccalaureate degree ceremony to participate in the Aug. 17 commencement at Pinnacle Bank Arena. The invitation was extended in a June 18 email sent by Chancellor Harvey Perlman. Continue reading…
The University of Nebraska Press, in partnership with Western University and the American Philosophical Society, was recently awarded $2.5 million from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council to edit and publish a series of 17 volumes of the Franz Boas Papers over the next seven years. Continue reading…
The UNL Student Observatory is open to the public on alternating Friday evenings through Aug. 16. The next public night is 8:30 to 11 p.m. today (June 21). The observatory is located on top of the Stadium Drive parking garage at 10th and T streets. Continue reading…
The Mary Riepma Ross Media Arts Center will host a "Place at the Table" event that includes information on healthy foods along with a movie screening and discussion starting at noon June 23. The film, which examines the issue of hunger in America, shows June 21-27 at the Ross. Continue reading…
More details at: http://www.theross.org