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Matt Joeckel selected the Cornell Dam Quad, east of Valentine near the Fort Niobrara Wildlife Refuge, for mapping this year.

Conservation and Survey celebrates drilling first test hole of its kind

October 19, 2015

In wireline coring, a continuous core is extracted from the depth of the test hole, as opposed to just cuttings.

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Conservation and Survey celebrates drilling first test hole of its kind

October 19, 2015

Spooky physics demonstrations will take place in the "Basement of Boo."

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Behlen Observatory to host Haunted Open House

October 19, 2015

Alysia Augustus of Primarily Math Cohort 2 works with first- and second-graders at Anderson Grove Elementary in the Papillion-La Vista School District.

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Primarily Math wins grant from Women Investing in Nebraska

October 16, 2015

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Study: Mutational ‘hot spot’ leads to adaptation in high-altitude birds

October 14, 2015

Chigozie Obioma

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Man Booker ceremony caps whirlwind week for Obioma

October 13, 2015

Priscilla Grew

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Grew's retirement reception is Oct. 19

October 13, 2015

Eddie Welles, (left, in blue) a sophomore marketing major, smiles after accepting a group hug from members of UNL's Thompson Scholars group. The hugs were part of a sociology project designed to break social norms.

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Free hugs experiment breaks social norms

October 9, 2015

A free screening of Chilean filmmaker Cecilia Barriga's "Three Moments, A Shout" documentary is 10:30 a.m. Oct. 9 at UNL's Mary Riepma Ross Media Arts Center.

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Director to attend free screening of 'Three Moments, A Shout'

October 9, 2015

Paul Blum

NUtech Ventures honors Blum

October 8, 2015

Receipents of the 2015 National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Program from UNL are (from left) Tasneem Bouzid, Abigail Riemer, William Jamieson and Tyler Corey.

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Graduate students earn NSF fellowships

October 8, 2015

Joy Castro, professor of English and ethnic studies, is author of the new book "How Winter Began." The book features stories about oppressed women and deciding how or whether to trust after betrayal.

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New Books: Oppressed women featured in Castro's 'How Winter Began'

October 4, 2015