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Leonardo Luna-Duran, political science, has been awarded a 2026-28 Voyager Scholarship, the Obama-Chesky Scholarship for Public Service.
Gabriella “Gabby" Rizzo, biological sciences, is a co-author on a recent paper published in the journal Astrobiology and featured on the cover.
Catherine Eichhorn, chemistry, received the American Chemical Society's E. Ann Nalley Midwest Region Award for Volunteer Service.
"The Concentration Camps of the Armenian Genocide," a volume co-edited by Bedross Der Matossian, history, will be released on Oct. 29 by Bloomsbury Publishing.
"American Creativity Continued: 1870s to 1970s," a quilt exhibition developed by UNL and Saitama University students for ANTH 492/892, opened Sept. 18 at the International Quilt Museum.
The Kruger Gallery of Miniatures was featured on Nebraska Public Media's "Weird. Wonderful. Collected!" and is available to view on their YouTube channel.
"The Selected Poems of Harriet Monroe," a poetry collection edited by "Editing and the Publishing Industry" students, was published by the Southern Illinois University Press.
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