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Cynthia Willis-Esqueda

From Nebraska Today

UNL study examines racial bias in death-penalty decisions

September 1, 2014

Charles Braithwaite leads the Global Classroom with UNL students in April 2013. The Global Classroom allows interaction with students from Russia, Yemen, Pakistan, Turkey, Costa Rica and Spain.

From Nebraska Today

Braithwaite to teach in Russia via Fulbright program

August 30, 2014

Jason Nolan

Nolan receives two awards for geology research

August 29, 2014

Mound City, part of the Hopewell Culture Natural History Park, where James A. Brown directed excavations.

From Nebraska Today

Northwestern professor to give anthropology lecture

August 28, 2014

Andrew Jewell

From Nebraska Today

Team to lead NEH-funded project to digitize Cather letters

August 27, 2014

Lance Pérez (from left) talks with UNL's Chad Lea, Mark Miller and Dale Bowder in the virtual life sciencs lab on the second floor of Brace Laboratory on Aug. 18. The building reopens Aug. 25 after an $8 million renovation.

From Nebraska Today

Brace Lab updates support undergraduate learning

August 19, 2014

Research team members (from left) Hideaki Moriyama, Jay Storz and Chandrasekhar Natarajan.

From Nebraska Today

Team receives $1.4M grant to research protein evolution

August 19, 2014

Research by UNL's (from left) Xiao Cheng Zeng, Jaeil Bai and Joseph Francisco may lead to the development of large-scale hydrogen storage media.

From Nebraska Today

Zeng, Bai, Francisco collaboration featured in chemistry journal

August 18, 2014

Patrick Barrett, director of transportation services, demonstrates the new automated auto rental system available on City and East campuses. Barrett was honored by the National Association of College and University Business Officers for the implementation of the Keyosk system.

From Nebraska Today

Achievements | Barrett honored for online vehicle rental system

August 15, 2014

UNL's Kirk Dombrowski has received $2.9 million from the National Institutes of Health's National Institute on Drug Abuse for a five-year study investigating how HIV spreads among Puerto Rican drug users.

From Nebraska Today

Dombrowski studies HIV spread in rural Puerto Rico

August 14, 2014

Interior of the Uganda Poetry Library in Kampala.

From Nebraska Today

Collaboration establishes 5 poetry libraries in Africa

August 5, 2014

Music students (from left) Nathaniel Sullivan, Angela Gilbert, Kayla Wilkens and Jeremy Brown at the NATS National Conference.

From Nebraska Today

Achievements: Four honored at NATS national conference

August 1, 2014