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National search selects Beck to lead human resources

Nebraska's Jeanne Bonnett (left) entertains local youth as a clown and (during the holiday season) Mrs. Claus.

Bonnett's colorful personality shines through on, off campus

Nebraska's Eileen Bergt (left) provided a campus tour to Archbishop Desmond Tutu during his 2000 University of Nebraska–Lincoln visit. Tutu came to the university to deliver an E.N. Thompson Forum lecture.

Tour request granted Bergt a one-on-one interaction with Tutu

After 18 years at the university, Bill Nunez (left), vice chancellor for business and finance, has taken a similar position at Texas Christian University. He will start in the new role on Jan. 1. Mary LaGrange (right) has been named interim leader of Business and Finance.

Nunez accepts leadership role at Texas Christian

Student-led project upgrades campus incident reporting

Heat wave prompts campus measures to save energy

A summer project will close Love Library North, Adele Hall Learning Commons and the Love Library Link starting May 7. The project will remove deteriorating decorative structures — massive precast concrete panels and metal screens — that adorn the roofline of Love North. Love Library South will remain open with its south doors serving as a primary entrance.

Summer project to close sections of Love Library, impact campus traffic

Staff employees (from left) Jack Dohrman, Gabriel Hampton, Larry Shippen and Joel Webb received a Kudos award from the University of Nebraska Board of Regents on Feb. 12. They were honored for helping initiate the university's COVID-19 response across campus.

Pandemic preppers receive Kudos from NU regents

A Landscape Services employee mows the green space west of the Van Brunt Visitors Center. The university's landscape team has maintained momentum through the COVID-19 pandemic, observing health protocols while also maintaining campus grounds.

Pandemic fails to slow Landscape Services team

The fall semester begins on an asynchronous, remote learning basis next Monday, August 17.

Chancellor announces $16.38M in budget reductions

Tedum Npimnee, a junior international business major, waits for an appointment in the new Husker Hub office in Canfield Administration Building. Previously located in Pound Hall, Husker Hub recently moved into its remodeled space.

Husker Hub moves into permanent Canfield Hall space

aerial shot of campus

Approval needed to host campus events with 50+ participants