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Mississippi Mud, BBQ and Michael Jordan: Students learn a lot about NU’s new president, Hank Bounds.

Dr. Julie Masters, the Terry Haney Chair of Gerontology at UNO, loves helping older people – and her students – understand aging.

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Recent UNL graduate who’s on her way to teach English in France says her road through college would have been rougher without support from generous people like the ones she got to meet.

Med student Clayton Damme has never met his donors. But if he ever did, he says, he’d thank them for helping him become a doctor.

More than $123 million has been given to UNL for scholarships during the campaign, and more than $200 million to support its academic programs.

After returning from war, Zachary was diagnosed with Hodgkin’s lymphoma.

Student, Ashley Spurlock, gives insight to what she loved most about UNO and why she plans to give back to her school.

You can’t be part of the program and not be changed – either as a participant or a supervisor.

Through several scholarships, Zach Norwood was able to receive a first-class education at Cambridge.

Hissing cockroaches in the latrine. You don’t see that in Nebraska. Or anything like the cloud of locusts that swarmed the SUV one day as they drove across Madagascar. The sound woke UNL student Stacey Joy from a nap.

If you’re not prepared for a zombie apocalypse then you’re probably not prepared for other, much-more-likely disasters.

Phonathon caller Paul Francis gets asked the tough questions