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• UNL

More than 13,000 of you contributed this year to make an impact on the lives of University of Nebraska–Lincoln students through scholarships, academic programs, renowned faculty, new facilities and more.

• UNMC

The college fills a void in UNMC’s broad range of health programs, and more importantly, enhances health care for all Nebraskans.

• Alumni
• Donor Stories
• UNL

The estimated value of the gifts is $2 million.

• UNO

Former Union Pacific scholarship recipient at UNO now a part of the U.P. family.

• UNO

A sacred circle of connections: UNO, math and the Henry Doorly Zoo.

A Nebraska Congressman keeps a bed in his office in Washington, D.C.? That surprised some young Nebraska eyes.

• UNK

This is an exciting time for UNK as it moves to the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association – maybe the best Division II conference in the country.

The Lopers, who are leaving the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference, officially become part of the MIAA on July 1.

But as they enter this new era, continuing their tradition of excellence will require more resources and scholarships and even more donor support.

• UNL

Thank you for making this year great! You helped reward more than 6,500 University of Nebraska–Lincoln students with life-changing scholarships. From July 1, 2018, to June 30, 2019, more than 13,500 of you contributed to make an impact on the lives of University of Nebraska–Lincoln students. But the impact doesn’t stop there. Once our students graduate, they […]

• UNK

Kyle Luthans, Becker Professor of Business at UNK, is a leader in the area of positive psychology in the workplace and management education. He chairs the business management department. When Research Becomes Reality Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin Can a UNK business professor practice what he preaches after his wife is […]

• Foundation

Kelly Holthus of York and Jeff and Tricia Raikes of Seattle and Ashland, Nebraska, are 2019 recipients of the Perry W. Branch Award for Distinguished Volunteer Service.

• NE Med

When people think of charitable giving, they often think it’s something that needs to be done in large sums, and therefore, is only for millionaires.

• University of Nebraska

On Jan. 1, Walter “Ted” Carter became the eighth president of the University of Nebraska. He came to Nebraska from the U.S. Naval Academy his alma mater where, as superintendent, he oversaw record graduation rates, growth in student diversity and successful philanthropic partnerships. Carter previously served as president of the U.S. Naval War College. Carter […]