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Matthew A. Skinner, senior associate vice president and deputy chief financial officer at Washington State University, has been named a finalist to be Nebraska's next business and finance leader. He will interview Oct. 13.

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Skinner's vice chancellor for business and finance interview is Oct. 13

October 12, 2022

Mug shot of Sidney Evans, a finalist for the university's vice chancellor for business and finance position.

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Evans' vice chancellor for business and finance interview is Oct. 11

October 10, 2022

Mugshot of R. Gavin Leach, a finalist to be the university's next vice chancellor for business and finance.

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Leach withdraws from Business and Finance VC search

September 29, 2022

Bonnie Whalen

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Whalen to open interviews for next Business and Finance leader

September 26, 2022

Steve Beck

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National search selects Beck to lead human resources

April 15, 2022

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

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Bonnett's colorful personality shines through on, off campus

March 30, 2022

Mug shots of Eileen Bergt and Archbishop Desmond Tutu. The photo of Tutu is courtesy of Tinseltown via Shutterstock.

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

December 29, 2021

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.

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Nunez accepts leadership role at Texas Christian

November 3, 2021

Workshop helps prepare faculty for promotion and tenure

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Student-led project upgrades campus incident reporting

August 27, 2021

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Heat wave prompts campus measures to save energy

August 26, 2021

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.

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

April 28, 2021

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.

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Pandemic preppers receive Kudos from NU regents

February 26, 2021