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Arts and Sciences in the national news: September 2014

October 6, 2014

Lynn Shutters

From Nebraska Today

McLaughlin Lecture explores love in the Middle Ages and today

October 3, 2014

Kaylee Barber (right), a graduate teaching assistant, explains how to use the new iPads in UNL's renovated Language Lab. Located in Burnett Hall, the lab will host an open house on Oct. 3.

From Nebraska Today

Renovation transforms Language Lab

October 2, 2014

Marco Abel

Abel earns book award for examination of German cinema

September 30, 2014

Clint Rowe, left, Professor of Earth & Atmospheric Sciences in the College of Arts and Sciences, describes the touch screen video wall. Students demonstrated the wall during an open house for the newly remodeled Meteorology-Climatology Computer Lab in Bessey Hall.

From Nebraska Today

Meteorology-Climatology lab gets facelift

September 28, 2014

CSE at UNL

From Nebraska Today

Nebraska joins initiative to increase diversity in computer science

September 24, 2014

From Nebraska Today

Humanities on the Edge begins fifth year, launches new projects

September 24, 2014

From Nebraska Today

Chemistry pioneer Lloyd to be celebrated

September 24, 2014

Ken Hubbard, professor of applied climate science, and Barbara Boustead, who earned her doctorate in applied climate science in August.

From Nebraska Today

Undergrad major in applied climate science launched

September 23, 2014

From Nebraska Today

Basolo collects national teaching award

September 19, 2014

From Nebraska Today

Why is DNA right-handed? UNL finding supports hypothesis

September 17, 2014

Close up of the JBC cover featuring research by UNL's Rebecca Roston.

From Nebraska Today

Journal to feature Roston's study of freeze-tolerant enzyme

September 16, 2014