“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.
Sam Fried was 15 when he was captured and sent to Auschwitz.
Students are singing praises for a new fellowship award recently gifted to the University of Nebraska–Lincoln School of Music.
The seed of the Hoegemeyer tree took root in this soil long ago. It grew strong, against long odds.
Now three years cancer-free, Pilcher-Huerter “strives to pay it back” to the place and the people who gave her back her life.
Winslow and Irene Van Brunt taught their children to value people.
If you live in Nebraska, you’ve probably benefited from the legacy of Ernst F. Lied.
Mary Mitchell of Omaha’s recently published book, Drawn to Fashion, covers her 45 years as a fashion illustrator.
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