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A man at a lectern speaks to about 20 people seated around tables.

From Nebraska Today

Husker faculty, NASA pursue partnerships on Midwest climate resilience

March 6, 2024

A page from "Torn Notebook" is lit up in scarlet for Glow Big Red.

From Nebraska Today

Achievements | Honors, appointments and publications for March 1

March 1, 2024

Uden receives junior faculty award

Uden receives junior faculty award

February 13, 2024

While others seek meaning and purpose in their careers, Shana Sundstrom has found both in her work to save North American agricultural systems from collapse.

Sundstrom and scientist network tackling collapse in ag

January 19, 2024

Nolan Sipe takes part in prescribed burns at Barta Brothers Ranch near Rose, Nebraska, to test the use of fire in managing grazing lands and making them more resilient. Photo credit: Hannah Greenwell, Nebraska Extension

Some grassland birds at home with burned land, scientist finds

January 10, 2024

Nebraska scientists use drones to help manage grasslands invaded by redcedar trees. Photo by Craig Allen

Nebraska makes cover of BioScience

December 12, 2023

GWENDWR AT FACULTY SLAM

Tan wins Faculty Slam; CRAWL's Meredith also Competes

November 21, 2023

Ryan Tan, assistant professor of sports media and communication, won the 2023 Faculty Research and Creative Activity Slam, the third straight victory for the College of Journalism and Mass Communications.

From Nebraska Today

Tan wins Faculty Slam; clinches CoJMC’s three-peat

November 10, 2023

The ability to work across disciplines is key to jobs today, Sabrina Gulab, a recent Husker graduate, told NRT students by Zoom recently.

Gulab encourages NRT students to develop interdisciplinary skills for workforce

November 1, 2023

Farmers may not think about radishes, peas, triticale, collards, camelina, rapeseed or hairy vetch as cover crops, but NRT master’s student Bridget McKinley does.

NRT student testing nontraditional cover crops

November 1, 2023

Dan Uden, on right, helps Trace Stauble, a graduate student in agronomy, use GPS technology to collect grassland data.

Uden researching and teaching on spatial tools to equip land managers

October 30, 2023

Meredith striving to depolarize STEM research for impact

Meredith striving to depolarize STEM research for impact

October 10, 2023