Kelly drew an overflow crowd of nearly 500 to UNL campus on Jan. 23 to hear about his career, personal life and the importance of public service.

The honor recognizes her extraordinary service for the past three decades on advisory committees of the National Research Council.

Dreher’s play examines the growing undervalue of handcrafted artistry caused by the boom of big business and the mass production of items that used to be made individually over long periods of time.

Gerald Steinacher has received the 2011 National Jewish Book Award for his book “Nazis on the Run: How Hitler’s Henchmen Fled Justice.” 

Outstanding undergraduate women mathematicians at all stages of their careers opportunities can discuss their research and meet other women who share their interest in mathematical sciences.

Marina Camboni's talk exploring the use and abuse of manliness in the translation of Walt Whitman’s works started the spring colloquium series.

Hands-on workshops, lab and campus tours, panel discussions, and a keynote address by Valery Forbes are part of the 14th annual Women in Science conference.

The chancellor presents the “Fulfilling the Dream” Award to those who have contributed to the community by their exemplary action in promoting the goals and vision of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.

The presentation will occur at the UNL Chancellor’s Program, which will be held Jan. 16 at 2 p.m. in the Nebraska Union auditorium as part of a weeklong series of events planned at UNL in observance of the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday