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US Army Staff Sargeant Kyle Aldrich, a local recruiter, ran the steps carrying an American flag. More than 160 UNL ROTC cadets along with active duty military personnel, local first responders and UNO Air Force ROTC cadets ran 2200 steps in Memorial Stadium today. The run honors the first responders who ran up the 110 floors of the World Trade Centr on 9/11.

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Climb reminds ROTC cadets of first responders' 9/11 sacrifice

September 8, 2022

First year students stand in a circle and join hands during the Chancellor's Barbecue, one of the university's welcome back events.

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Fall 2022 enrollment sees increases in undergrads from across the U.S.

September 7, 2022

Kiewit Scholar Maverick Naughtin stands outside the Kiewit Hall construction site holding a sign that says, "I'm a Husker and being a Kiewit Scholar is pretty cool."

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Kiewit scholarship fuels Naughtin's desire to give back

September 7, 2022

Students working on a drone in a campus lab.

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$25M federal award to expand robotics development, entrepreneurship, outreach

September 2, 2022

Hongfeng Yu, associate professor in the School of Computing, has been named director of the Holland Computing Center.

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Yu named director of Holland Computing Center

September 2, 2022

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Kiewit Hall's final beam put into place

September 2, 2022

Santosh Pitla, associate professor of biological systems engineering at Nebraska, and his team are working on a new approach for refilling Unmanned Ground Vehicle seed tanks using aerial robots.

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Collaborative project seeks to protect agricultural technology from cyberattacks

September 1, 2022

Leaders of research projects that have earned the first Grand Challenges Catalyst awards are (from left) Katie Edwards, Tomas Helikar and Kees Uiterwaal.

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Edwards, Helikar, Uiterwaal lead first Grand Challenges grants

August 30, 2022

As small “slippery” particles or microorganisms such as Cryptosporidium travel through a pipe, they tend to concentrate in the middle. A Nebraska Engineering study looks to exploit this knowledge to determine better ways for energy and environmental sectors to achieve greater efficiency at mitigating contamination or in providing cheaper fuel.

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'Slippery' particle study eyes environmental, energy impacts

August 29, 2022

Bennett Perlinger (center) engages with his co-workers.

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Internships meet workforce needs, add value to college experience

August 26, 2022

Nebraska's Marilyn Wolf, director of the School of Computing, accepts the IEEE award from Gi-Joon Nam during a ceremony in July. The award celebrated Wolf's dedication to graduate student education.

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Wolf's dedication to graduate teaching earns international honor

August 22, 2022

Close-up photo of tree roots

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University assessing greenhouse gas sequestration resources

August 22, 2022