Marisa Macy accepted her job at UNK last fall — sight unseen. She interviewed during a surge in the COVID-19 pandemic, so the process was conducted virtually. She knew nearly nothing about Nebraska, but the job was so perfect, she jumped at the opportunity.
“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.”
With a final semester of classes in sight, three students at the Nebraska College of Technical Agriculture (NCTA) in Curtis, Nebraska, received an important graduation
By Robb Crouch Many students may learn about entrepreneurship and the business and computer science skills that often drive it, but they may not have
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.
Matthew and Joseph Brugger While in college, Husker alumni and brothers Matthew Brugger ’19 and Joseph Brugger ’19 of Albion, Nebraska, started their own company,
By Connie White Inspired by her dad’s MS diagnosis, UNMC student raises funds for research in hopes of someday finding a cure. Taylor Kizer wants
Get to know the Clapses. Burnett Society member Nicholas Claps graduated from Hiram Scott College, a private liberal arts college in Scottsbluff, Nebraska. He obtained
Story by Robyn Murray | Video by Lance Schwartz Teresa Lostroh is doing what she’s doing today thanks to one thing: scholarships. She received a
Jeff Zeleny Leans into his Nebraska Brand Jeff Zeleny was in Miami earlier this year working on a story for CNN about the future of
The need for mental health support has never been greater on college campuses. This year’s Give to Lincoln Day on May 26 provides an opportunity
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