Women Investing in Nebraska (WIN) has awarded two grants that total $168,000 to help Nebraska’s veterans with legal services and help University of Nebraska students
The University of Nebraska received $320.4 million in philanthropic gifts and commitments in fiscal year 2020, compared to $290.5 million the previous year. The gifts
The current health pandemic creates unprecedented needs for the people and organizations we care about, including the University of Nebraska. Giving Tuesday Now (#GivingTuesdayNow) is
Last updated April 1, 2020 This is information about how the University of Nebraska Foundation is responding to the COVID-19 public health crisis as we
Nebraska nonprofit organizations and University of Nebraska programs addressing issues important to the state may now submit funding ideas to Women Investing in Nebraska (WIN)
Giving Tuesday is a global day of giving when individuals have the power to give back to organizations and communities that are meaningful to them.
Contributors who give to the University of Nebraska at every level once again helped to make the university a favorite U.S. charity.
The University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s longstanding tradition of supporting veterans and military service members is expanding.
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The Board of Regents appointed Walter “Ted” Carter, Jr., VADM (Ret.), a higher education executive with an extensive record of growing student and academic success, as the priority candidate to serve as the eighth president of the University of Nebraska.
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