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Timothy Schaffert, English, received the Nebraska Literary Heritage Association’s 2026 Literary Heritage Award.
Sarah Gervais, psychology, and Laura Munoz, history and ethnic studies, were selected for Big Ten Academic Alliance leadership programs.
"Wyclif's Mystic Body: A Study of his Summa de Ente and De Ecclesia," a book by Stephen Lahey, classics and religious studies, was published by Brepols.
Research by faculty member Jim Benes, geography; undergraduate students Jasmine Pham, mathematics, and Joe Stalder, geology; and graduate student Gosia Mahoney, geosciences, was published in the journal Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology.
87 undergraduate students with majors in the College of Arts and Sciences are working with faculty mentors in the university's Undergraduate Creative Activities and Research Experiences Program this fall.
David Hansen, psychology, earned an Acts of Bravery Award from BraveBe for developing Project SAFE.
Nebraska Center for the Book’s Nebraska Book Awards recipients (global integrative studies): Emira Ibrahimpasic and Julia Reilly contributed to "Roots of Justice: A History of Race and Racism in Nebraska," which received the Nonfiction Reconciliation Award, and David Wishart received the Nonfiction History Award for "An American Corner of the World".
Max Perry Mueller, classics and religious studies, was selected for the 2026 Public Fellows program at the Public Religion Research Institute.
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