University Communication is putting a new twist on how Nebraska Today delivers stories about our state’s flagship university and the students, faculty and staff who flourish here.

A proposed vision and mission document released by Nebraska’s Commission of 150 is available for review and the alumni community has been asked to provide feedback.

The University of Nebraska–Lincoln will work with Grand Island Public Schools to develop a college-readiness program to serve more than 1,000 sixth- and seventh-grade students, following them through high school and into their first year of college.

Husker graduates of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s National Security Studies program are finding limitless opportunity in the echelons of national intelligence and homeland security.

Judy Walker, Aaron Douglas Professor of mathematics and associate vice chancellor for faculty and academic affairs, has been named a fellow of the Association for Women in Mathematics for her dedication to creating a more inclusive community within mathematics fields.

Until Thursday, Jordan Lambrecht and Melissa Ewing had been strangers.

The Nebraska Alumni Association has announced its selection of 47 individuals to the Young Alumni Academy. The 2018-19 class is the academy’s seventh cohort and represents a wide variety of professions.

Earlier this month, and a week before the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s 10th annual Conference for Undergraduate Women in Physical Sciences, Donna Strickland and Frances Arnold won Nobel Prizes.

For the first time, the University of Nebraska–Lincoln is among institutions participating in the prestigious Beinecke Scholarship Program.

Husker Cooper Wright is jumping continents as a Cargill Global Scholar and study abroad aficionado.

An exhibit at Sheldon Museum of Art explores the four essential freedoms laid out in a 1941 speech to Congress by President Franklin D. Roosevelt: freedom of speech and religion, freedom from want and freedom from fear.

As a kid, Michael Sealy was tall. A little clumsy, he says. And he has lasting proof: two metal screws in his left elbow.

University Communication is putting a new twist on how Nebraska Today delivers stories about our state’s flagship university and the students, faculty and staff who flourish here.

It’s 10:27 p.m. in University Police Department dispatch and the damp chill of early fall is ushering forth a slow Thursday night.

The University of Nebraska–Lincoln has selected four finalists in its search for a vice chancellor of diversity and inclusion. The candidates will visit campus and participate in public presentations between Oct. 8-19.