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Your gift to this fund provides general support of the UNL Center for Economic Education at the College of Business Administration.

Your gift to the Weigel Williamson Center Patient Assistance Fund will help provide individuals with low vision the devices and tools they need to lead active and productive lives.

By making a gift to the UNMC Emergency Medicine TEAM Fund – Technology, Education, and the Advancement of Medicine, UNMC will continue on our path to building the very best possible Emergency Medicine Program.

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Facility highlights unique history of the state’s academic health science center Today, the University of Nebraska Medical Center celebrated the opening of a new facility designed to memorialize its unique history, and also serve as a campus welcome center. The multi-level, 13,000-square-foot facility includes gallery and digital exhibit space and allow the Leon S. McGoogan […]

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Thirty-one hours. 1,542 donations, all for the greater good. The first-ever UNMC Giving Day was a tremendous success, far surpassing its goal of 1,000 gifts. The event raised $278,229 to support the University of Nebraska Medical Center’s colleges, student organizations and clinical partners and institutions, including Nebraska Medicine. UNMC Chancellor Jeffrey P. Gold, MD, and […]

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Joe Williams’ first gift to the University of Nebraska was $10 in 1958. He was eight years out of school. His final gift was $20 million to the UNMC College of Pharmacy. Williams, who had an enormous impact on UNMC and its pharmacy college, died March 20, 2021, and was buried at Arlington National Cemetery […]

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By Jessica Moore The new Ngaruiya Family Fund for Undergraduate Research at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln is founded on five virtues: blended international experiences, cultural adaptation, courage, leaps of faith in pursuit of dreams and the importance of connections – specifically mentorship. The Ngaruiya family, including UNL alumnae and sisters Christine Ngaruiya, M.D., and Katherine […]

The gift will help the university be a national leader in addressing early childhood.

In 2010, the National Endowment for the Humanities announced it would provide the Center for Digital Research in Humanities a five-year, $500,000 challenge grant if the university is able to secure $1.5 million in private support from alumni and friends.

Gifts to this fund will benefit and support the Nebraska Arthritis Outcomes Research Center.

Gifts to this fund support the research for treatment of prostate cancer.

This fund supports research in advanced hematopoietic stem cell transplantation and the treatment of transplantation side effects such as graft-versus-host disease.