The Nebraska Transportation Center has completed work under a $1 million grant to help retrofit commercial trucks with auxiliary power units, known as APUs, reducing emissions and saving thousands of gallons of diesel fuel per year. Continue reading…
Time Warner Cable and Big Ten Network announced that the network will be available on the company’s standard service tier for customers in Nebraska beginning Aug. 23. DISH Network and BTN also announced that starting Sept. 1 DISH will add Husker sports to America's Top 120 Plus programming. Continue reading…
The Ross Media Arts Center's annual Movies on the Green movie July 28 is "What a Way to Go!", a star-studded, big budget comedy from 1964. The movie begins at 9 p.m. (approximate) in the green space north of Kimball Hall. Continue reading…
UNL’s industrial technology teacher credentialing program, the victim of budget cuts a year ago, has returned in a new form with a new name, as a partnership with Nebraska’s community colleges that will not add to UNL’s budget. Continue reading…
On July 26 at 9 a.m. the temporary access road that connected Salt Creek Roadway to Stadium Drive will be closed for the final three weeks of the project. Because of the closure, the only accessible entrance to Stadium Drive is through North 10th Street and T Street. Continue reading…
The Prairie Schooner Book Prize in Fiction is awarded to Karen Brown for “Leaf House,” and the Prairie Schooner Book Prize in Poetry is awarded to Susan Blackwell Ramsey for “A Mind Like This.” Each winner receives $3,000 and publication by the University of Nebraska Press. Continue reading…
UPC presents Fountain Frolics, a free outdoor cConcert series, Thursdays, noon to 1 p.m. at the North Entrance of Nebraska Union, through July 28. The Resonators is the final program; lunch is offered by UNL Dairy Store.
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