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Gerald Steinacher, professor of history, explains the stories behind memorial bricks to Nick Scholtes, a senior from Lincoln, during a visit to the Holocaust memorial at Lincoln’s Wyuka Cemetery on April 18, 2023.

From Nebraska Today

Steinacher’s new book examines Vatican’s response after the Holocaust

November 10, 2026

CAS Day of Service

Making a local impact: seventh CAS Day of Service is Nov. 9-13

November 9, 2026

Group of people smiling outdoors on a cloudy day with autumnal fields in the background.

Huskers gain hands-on experience in Nebraska Sandhills

November 6, 2026

Chase Mondi (left), a neuropsychology major from Lawrence, Kansas, and Isabel Sikon (right), an advertising and public relations major from San Antonio, Texas, were each tapped by former gymnastics teammates to carry on the tradition of Dream On 3 leadership. The organization works to create special experiences for children living with life-altering conditions.

From Nebraska Today

Husker gymnasts bring Big Red dreams to life

November 6, 2026

Two men operate camera and sound equipment next to a woman near tall grass.

From Nebraska Today

Documentary ‘The Land Returns’ to air in November

November 4, 2026

In the news

CAS in the national news, October 2026

November 3, 2026

Beadle Center

From Nebraska Today

Nebraska Center for Biotechnology to host Nov. 12 open house

November 3, 2026

A blue donkey and a red elephant stand on the top third of the American flag, making mean faces at one another, with an earthquake line running between them.

From Nebraska Today

Political anxiety is a unique form of distress

October 30, 2026

Idaly Del Rello, a senior psychology major from Lincoln, was initially intimidated by the idea of research work. Through the First Year Research Program, she found that Nebraska’s faculty are ready to involve any interested student in their work.

From Nebraska Today

First-year research experience shapes Del Rello academic journey

October 30, 2026

Max Perry Mueller, a religious studies professor at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, has been selected for the 2026-27 Public Fellows program at the Public Religion Research Institute. His research will explore religion, identity and belonging in American civic life.

From Nebraska Today

Fellowship to expand Mueller’s work on America’s founders

October 29, 2026

Andrew Husa is a lecturer of geography in the School of Global and Integrative Studies. A native Nebraskan, his research focuses on small town and rural identity and attachment to rural landscape, particularly on the Great Plains.

From Nebraska Today

Husa to deliver CAS Inquire talk Nov. 3

October 27, 2026

Timothy Schaffert

Lincoln Journal Star: UNL prof, bestselling author and Oprah fave to receive prestigious literary award

October 26, 2026