“I think education is very important, and all of these young people need to have a career. That’s our future. The young people become educated and good citizens.”
Five years after the Fred & Pamela Buffett Cancer Center opened its doors to patients, director Ken Cowan discusses the revolutionary strides made in cancer care at the state-of-the-art facility. “There’s no other cancer center built like this in the world,” he said.
Daisy Berexa’s curiosity about her great-grandfather prompted her to reach out to the University of Nebraska–Lincoln. She discovered more than she could have imagined.
An $8 million gift from Glenn Korff creates a permanently endowed fund for the School of Music
Editor’s Note: Sadly, Mr. Korff passed away on Aug. 27. Memorial services are pending.
Donor Carol Cope left the streets of Kearney changed for the better.
She didn’t mean to cry.
But Dorothy Enright did, and her tears made it hard to see the garden and its trees and shrubs, its paths where the students walk.
During a live CNN interview one student asked Warren Buffett about success.
A new cancer center at the University of Nebraska will be named the Fred & Pamela Buffett Cancer Center, thanks to a gift from Pamela Buffett.
Renovation project, is being made possible with a gift from the John W. Carson Foundation.
Eileen Ryan loved helping people.
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