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Jenny Meints, a licensed physical therapist assistant, works with a volunteer in the University Health Center's new physical therapy space. The facility includes a warm-water therapy pool, gym and private patient rooms.

From Nebraska Today

Snapshot: Nebraskans' health is good, but employment, income disparities exist

November 11, 2025

Campus

7 CAS students named Chancellor's Scholars

November 10, 2025

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Teaching academy fellows publish study on how colleges define, teach learning goals

November 10, 2025

The team used a unique process (wet-screening) to process the very sticky clay sediments to recover possible evidence related to this crash site.

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Husker team works to recover missing WWII pilots

November 7, 2025

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Research team finds dinosaurs were thriving before the asteroid hit

November 7, 2025

Max Perry Mueller

From Nebraska Today

Mueller to discuss new book on notorious Native American leader

November 7, 2025

In the news

CAS in the national news, October 2025

November 6, 2025

Herman Batelaan (left) stands with student researchers, (starting second from left) Marie Rioux, Ryan O’Donnell, Wyatt Balters, Raul Puente, Arjun Mohanan, Sajid Raihan Akash and Marlon Weiss. Batelaan’s quantum optics research has been honored by the American Physical Society.

From Nebraska Today

Batelaan's quantum curiosity draws national recognition to Nebraska

November 3, 2025

Classroom

CAS scholars publish findings on learning objectives that shape liberal arts identity

November 3, 2025

Donna Anderson

Anderson selected for Research Development Fellows Program

October 31, 2025

Brooklyn Steffen (left), a first-year student majoring in agribusiness, and Josephine Browning, a senior majoring in statistics, studying in cozy booths in the Nebraska East Union.

From Nebraska Today

Achievements | Honors, appointments and publications for Oct. 31

October 31, 2025

Five participants walk along Fletcher Avenue between Murdock and Alvo during the Oct. 30 morning leg of the annual ruck march, with a support vehicle following behind. The multi-day march begins in Omaha and ends at Memorial Stadium to raise awareness of veteran suicide and encourage seeking mental health support.

From Nebraska Today

Huskers lead 50-mile march for veteran suicide prevention, awareness

October 30, 2025