1998 News Releases

  • Dec. 23, 1998

  • STRONG 1998 TO BE FOLLOWED BY SLOWER 1999 AND 2000

  • Dec. 21, 1998

  • HUSKER HIRE LINK PLANS VIRTUAL GRAND OPENING

  • Dec. 17, 1998

  • CBA STARTS BUSINESS, ETHICS AND SOCIETY PROGRAM

  • Dec. 11, 1998

  • NU PROF TO WORK AT NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL IN '99

  • Dec. 10, 1998

  • NU LENTZ CENTER PRESENTS ASIAN ART, PHOTO EXHIBIT

  • Dec. 9, 1998

  • NU QUILT CENTER SEWS UP $450,000 NEH GRANT

  • Dec. 4, 1998

  • LT. GOV. KIM ROBAK TO ADDRESS DECEMBER GRADUATES
  • TWO NU FACULTY MEMBERS RECEIVE FULBRIGHT GRANTS

  • Dec. 2, 1998

  • UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA DECEMBER HONOREES

  • Nov. 25, 1998

  • NU TEAM WINS COMPUTER PROGRAMMING REGIONAL

  • Nov. 24, 1998

  • NU LAW STUDENTS WIN MOOT COURT REGIONAL

  • Nov. 19, 1998

  • O'HANLON PROPOSES EDUCATION STANDARDS
  • UNIVERSITY CORRECTS DN REPORT: AFRICAN AMERICAN ENROLLMENT FELL LESS THAN 1 PERCENT FROM 1996-98

  • Nov. 16, 1998

  • ENGINEERS DEVELOP ONLINE CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT
  • FEDERAL HIGHWAY SAFETY EXPERT TO LECTURE NOV. 16
  • GREW TO CONTINUE UNTIL NEW VICE CHANCELLOR CHOSEN
  • ANDROMEDA GALAXY, JUPITER AND SATURN FEATURED NOV. 20 AT STUDENT OBSERVATORY

  • Nov. 12, 1998

  • POLISH ARTIST TO WORK WITH STUDENTS NOV. 18-DEC. 3

  • Nov. 11, 1998

  • TANNER PLAZA AND ARCHIE TO BE DEDICATED NOV. 21

  • Nov. 6, 1998

  • OAKLAND'S MOCK IN NU SEMINAR WITH JUSTICE BREYER

  • Nov. 3, 1998

  • GENOA INDUSTRIAL INDIAN SCHOOL IS SEMINAR TOPIC

  • Nov. 2, 1998

  • NEBRASKA MIGRATION PATTERNS EXAMINED
  • FREMONT'S THOMSEN WINS NATIONAL LAW AWARD

  • Oct. 30, 1998

  • HITCHCOCK TO DISCUSS AFRICA AT NU THOMPSON FORUM
  • MOESER NAMES FUTURE NEBRASKA TASKFORCE MEMBERS
  • TEACHERS COLLEGE OFFERS 'COMPACT WITH NEBRASKA'
  • SEARCH COMMITTEE FOR HRFS DEAN ANNOUNCED

  • Oct. 29, 1998

  • NU's MOESER TO VISIT KEARNEY NOV. 3
  • AG, HUMAN RESOURCES ALUMNI AWARDS ANNOUNCED
  • RAZ TO PERFORM 'FATHERLAND' IN GRAND ISLAND

  • Oct. 27, 1998

  • ECONOMIC EDUCATION WEEK IS NOV. 1-7
  • NU TO HOST HIGH SCHOOL MATH DAY NOV. 12

  • Oct. 26, 1998

  • CURTIS PHOTOS FEATURED AT GREAT PLAINS COLLECTION

  • Oct. 23, 1998

  • NU ECONOMIST SAYS JAPAN NEEDS JOLT
  • NU TO PURCHASE RESEARCH COMPUTER

  • Oct. 22, 1998

  • NU MASTERS WEEK PUBLIC EVENTS SCHEDULED
  • MOON, JUPITER, SATURN FEATURED AT NU OBSERVATORY
  • LECTURE EXPLORES NAVAJO COMMUNICATION, HIGHER ED

  • Oct. 20, 1998

  • 'MOTHRA' TO INVADE NU STATE MUSEUM NOV. 8
  • COSTA RICAN INSTITUTE LEADERS TO VISIT OCT. 29

  • Oct. 16, 1998

  • MAMMOTH EVENT: 'ARCHIE' TO CROSS WYOMING, NEBRASKA

  • Oct. 15, 1998

  • CHILD LAB THAT LAUNCHED LINCOLN LEADERS TURNS 70
  • SEN. HAGEL TO DISCUSS TRADE, FOREIGN POLICY AT NU
  • NU STUDENT TO DISCUSS ATHENIAN ARCHEOLOGICAL DIG

  • Oct. 13, 1998

  • COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS CHANGES TO IMPROVE CLIMATE FOR WOMEN IN NU POLI-SCI DEPARTMENT
  • DISTINGUISHED CHEMISTRY PROFESSORSHIP FUNDED AT NU
  • LINCOLN, NORTH PLATTE WORKSHOPS SET TO HELP UNDERUTILIZED BUSINESSES LAND PUBLIC CONTRACTS
  • GROUNDWATER SPECIALIST TO SPEAK OCT 21 AT NU

  • Oct. 9, 1998

  • STATE ECONOMY CONTINUES STRONG PERFORMANCE
  • NU PHYSICIST TIMOTHY GAY TO SPEAK OCT. 12 AT NORTH PLATTE AND ALLIANCE HIGH SCHOOLS

  • Oct. 8, 1998

  • NU's ANN MARI MAY NAMED STATE PROFESSOR OF YEAR
  • MATZKE ESTABLISHES MATH SCHOLARSHIP AT NU
  • BEHLEN OBSERVATORY OPEN HOUSE IS OCT. 23
  • OF PIXELS AND PREDATORS

  • Oct. 6, 1998

  • TRANS-MISSISSIPPI EXPOSITION MODEL ON NU CAMPUS
  • UNL HOMECOMING ROYALTY FINALISTS SELECTED
  • NEBRASKA HOMECOMING IS OCT. 11- 17

  • Oct. 5, 1998

  • PANEL TO DISCUSS PLATTE RIVER ARCHWAY MONUMENT
  • E.O. WILSON TO DELIVER TWO LECTURES AT LIED CENTER

  • Oct. 1, 1998

  • UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA OCTOBER HONOREES
  • TINY FURNITURE DECOR FOR KRUGER GALLERY AT NU

  • Sept. 30, 1998

  • LENTZ CENTER FALL EXHIBITION OPENS OCT. 2
  • NOTICE OF REPATRIATION SENT TO NATIONAL PARK SERVICE

  • Sept. 29, 1998

  • NU BUSINESS AND FINANCE POSITION FILLED
  • HENDRICKS SYMPOSIUM ADDRESSES POLITICAL DISCONTENT

  • Sept. 28, 1998

  • CONCERT OF INDIAN CLASSICAL MUSIC IS OCT. 9 AT NU
  • NU WORKSHOP ON CHURCH MUSIC OCT. 17 IN GRAND ISLAND
  • NU WORKSHOP ON CHURCH MUSIC OCT. 3 IN SOUTH SIOUX

  • Sept. 21, 1998

  • INNOCENTS SOCIETY REUNION PLANNED SEPT. 25-27
  • NEBRASKA NATIVE JONIS AGEE TO READ AT NU
  • MATHEMATICIAN TO SPEAK ON ALGEBRAIC CURVES
  • SPEAKERS TO DISCUSS HUMANITIES RESEARCH

  • Sept. 18, 1998

  • STUDY ABROAD EXTRAVAGANZA IS SEPT. 22
  • SCHOLAR TO DISCUSS DEMOCRACY IN KENYA
  • NEW AFFIRMATIVE ACTION SPECIALIST HIRED AT NU

  • Sept. 14, 1998

  • OSBORNE, LUTHANS 'COACH' PERFORMANCE IMPROVEMENT
  • MOON, JUPITER FEATURED AT NU STUDENT OBSERVATORY

  • Sept. 11, 1998

  • NU SPEAKERS BUREAU ANNOUNCES 1998-99 MEMBERS

  • Sept. 10, 1998

  • NU MATH DEPARTMENT HONORED AT WHITE HOUSE
  • NU CHEMISTRY PROFESSORS' BOOK TARGETS NON-MAJORS

  • Sept. 3, 1998

  • GREAT PLAINS WILDFLOWERS FOCUS OF NU SEMINAR
  • APOLOGIES AND A HISTORIC AGREEMENT

  • Sept. 2, 1998

  • WORKSHOP EXAMINES SURVEY METHODOLOGY, STATISTICS

  • Sept. 1, 1998

  • CHANCELLOR OPENS NU REPARTRIATION MEETING WITH REMARKS
  • NU MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE PROGRAM REACCREDITED

  • Aug. 31, 1998

  • NU GRAD PICKED FOR CAMPAIGN TRAINING

  • Aug. 27, 1998

  • JUDGE ROBERT BORK TO DISCUSS 'LAW AND CULTURE'

  • Aug. 26, 1998

  • CHOLLET NAMED TO MARSHALL PROFESSORSHIP AT NU

    • Aug. 25, 1998

  • RIDINGS TO KICK OFF 1998-99 THOMPSON LECTURES AT NU

  • Aug. 24, 1998

  • NU HUMAN RESOURCES, FAMILY SCIENCES DEAN TO RETIRE
  • OBSERVATORY FEATURES MOON, LAGOON NEBULA AUG. 28

  • Aug. 22, 1998

  • MOESER CHALLENGES UNIVERSITY TO BEGIN CONVERSATIONS ON CHANGE
  • FANS SHOULD KEEP STADIUM CONSTRUCTION IN MIND

  • Aug. 20, 1998

  • NEBRASKA RECEIVES NCAA ATHLETICS CERTIFICATION

  • Aug. 19, 1998

  • FORECAST: DESPITE DIFFICULTIES ON THE FARM, STATE ECONOMY WILL CONTINUE TO GROW
  • NU REGENTS VOTE TO ACCEPT $125 MILLION GIFT

  • Aug. 18, 1998

  • BIG RED WELCOME IS AUG. 23 AT NU

  • Aug. 14, 1998

  • CHANCELLOR'S STATE OF UNIVERSITY ADDRESS IS AUG. 21

  • Aug. 7, 1998

  • NU RELEASES REPORT ON NATIVE AMERICAN REMAINS

  • Aug. 6, 1998

  • NU SEEKS NOMINEES FOR McAULIFFE PRIZE
  • SEN. HAGEL TO GIVE NU COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS

  • July 29, 1998

  • EMPLOYERS INVITED TO NU's FALL JOB FAIR

  • July 28, 1998

  • NU PHYSICS CONFERENCE OFFERS PUBLIC SHOWS
  • ASUN PRESIDENT SARA RUSSELL TO VISIT ISRAEL

  • July 27, 1998

  • UNIVERSITY TO OFFER MBA IN AGRIBUSINESS

  • July 24, 1998

  • EXTERNAL FUNDING HITS RECORD $92.5 MILLION AT UNL

  • July 23, 1998

  • SUPERMAGNETS MEET THEIR MATCH

  • July 21, 1998

  • U.S. TEAM THIRD IN MATH OLYMPIAD

  • July 15, 1998

  • NEW ECONOMICS PROFESSORSHIP FUNDED AT NU

  • July 16, 1998

  • WAITE NAMED TO UNL COMMUNITY RELATIONS POST

  • July 14, 1998

  • ENGINEERING INTERNS ON NU CAMPUS THIS WEEK
  • STUDENT OBSERVATORY TO TAKE REQUESTS JULY 31

  • July 9, 1998

  • BUSINESS CLIMATE HEALTHY, LABOR MARKET TIGHT

  • July 8, 1998

  • COMMUNITY RELATIONS JOB INTERVIEWS CONTINUE

  • July 7, 1998

  • NU SEMINAR HONES BUSINESS SKILLS WITH GOLF

  • July 6, 1998

  • NU STATE MUSEUM PLAZA TO HONOR DEDICATED CURATOR

  • July 2, 1998

  • UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA BACK TO SCHOOL STORIES

  • July 1, 1998

  • UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA HONOREES FOR JULY

  • June 26, 1998

  • SEBORA TO HEAD NU CENTER FOR ENTREPRENEURSHIP
  • 'RUSTY ROCKET' PLANETARIUM SHOW FOR YOUNG KIDS
  • 76 TO ENGLAND FOR NU PROGRAM AT OXFORD

  • June 24, 1998

  • NU'S MACPHEE TO STUDY, ADVISE GOVERNMENTS ON INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC POLICY

  • June 22, 1998

  • MOESER AGAIN BIG 12 SECRETARY, WILL HELP LEAD COMMISSIONER SEARCH
  • GREW RESIGNS RESEARCH POST FOR NEW STUDY FRONTIER

  • June 19, 1998

  • STUDY RANKS NU MBA PROGRAM AMONG NATION'S TOP 13

  • June 16, 1998

  • MOON, GREAT GLOBULAR CLUSTER AT OBSERVATORY

  • June 11, 1998

  • HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS EXPLORE MATHEMATICS

  • June 4, 1998

  • KAUFFMAN INTERNSHIP PROGRAM ESTABLISHED AT NU
  • NU PROFESSORS TO EXPLORE UNCHARTED TURKISH SITE

  • June 2, 1998

  • NU ART ENTERTAINMENT SERIES ON TAP FOR SUMMER

  • June 1, 1998

  • NU GROUP TO TOUR SOUTH CENTRAL NEBRASKA

  • May 29, 1998

  • NEBRASKA AMONG STATES TO GET EPSCOR GRANTS
  • PATTERNS OF POPULATION CHANGE EXAMINED
  • 'STAND FOR CHILDREN' SUPPORTS QUALITY CHILD CARE

  • May 22, 1998

  • STUDENT OBSERVATORY TO FEATURE GLOBULAR CLUSTER, POSSIBLE SUPERNOVA VIEWING MAY 29

  • May 21, 1998

  • NU GEOSCIENCES DEPT. ANNOUNCES NEW CHAIRMAN
  • ALBANIAN UNIVERSITY HONORS NEBRASKA PROFESSOR
  • GROUPS EXPLORE MATH, SCIENCE EDUCATION REFORM

  • May 20, 1998

  • DUNBAR LEADS NEW NU COMPUTER HONORS PROGRAM

  • May 19, 1998

  • INTERNET 2 CONNECTION EXPECTED IN EARLY FALL
  • COMMITTEE TO STUDY CLIMATE FOR WOMEN IN NU POLITICAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT

  • May 18, 1998

  • GIRL WINS SPOT ON NATIONAL MATH TEAM FOR 1ST TIME
  • NU SPONSORS NATIONAL YOUTH SPORTS PROGRAM

  • May 15, 1998

  • ADHD TRAINING AVAILABLE ON THE INTERNET
  • OUTSIDE EXPERTS TO REVIEW REPATRIATION COMPLIANCE

  • May 14, 1998

  • PSYCHOLOGY GRAD STUDENT AWARDED NSF FELLOWSHIP

  • May 13, 1998

  • TOP U.S. EDUCATION OFFICIAL TO VISIT LINCOLN
  • DEITIES TO DELIGHT SUMMER LENTZ CENTER VISITORS

  • May 12, 1998

  • CYNTHIA MILLIGAN TO LEAD NU BUSINESS COLLEGE

  • May 11, 1998

  • TEACHERS COLLEGE PRAISED BY ACCREDITING TEAM

  • May 7, 1998

  • LINCOLN'S PIPHER GETS FULBRIGHT FOR THAILAND
  • UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA ANNOUNCES LARGEST GIFT EVER

  • May 6, 1998

  • UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA HONOREES
  • PEG AND LARRY BLAKE TO LEAVE NU FOR IDAHO
  • NU MATH DEPARMENT TO CELEBRATE CENTENNIAL

  • May 4, 1998

  • ALUMNI NAME DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD WINNERS

  • May 1, 1998

  • FORMER PARK SERVICE HEAD TO SPEAK AT COMMENCEMENT
  • OHIO STATE'S NANCY RAPOPORT NAMED NU LAW DEAN
  • REPORT EXAMINES EMPLOYMENT GROWTH, STRUCTURE

  • April 30, 1998

  • NU TEACHERS COLLEGE ALUMNI HONORED
  • NU JUNIOR WINS PRESTIGIOUS GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP

  • April 29, 1998

  • PICO-SUPPORTED CREW FINISHES GREENLAND WINTER-OVER
  • LINCOLN HIGH TEACHERS SHARE BATTEY AWARD
  • ASTRONOMY DAY CELEBRATION IS MAY 1-2
  • NU ALUMNI TO HOST GRAD RECEPTIONS MAY 8-9

  • April 27, 1998

  • MENNONITE QUILTS ON DISPLAY AT HILLESTAD GALLERY
  • ENGINEERING ALUMNI AWARDS TO BE PRESENTED
  • UNL WARNS STUDENTS, PARENTS ABOUT DISCOUNT CARD

  • April 24, 1998

  • ALUMNI, GRADUATE COLLEGE HONOR STUDENTS, FACULTY

  • April 23, 1998

  • 'SHAMANIC SEANCE OF TEXTILES' AT HILLESTAD GALLERY
  • ARTS & SCIENCES ALUMNI ANNOUNCE AWARD RECIPIENTS

  • April 22, 1998

  • HEARTLAND QUILTS AT GREAT PLAINS ART COLLECTION

  • April 21, 1998

  • 1998 E-WEEK OPEN HOUSE, STUDENT CONTESTS SET FOR APRIL 24
  • STUDENT OBSERVATORY NIGHT POSTPONED TO MAY 1

  • April 20, 1998

  • YOUNG ALUMNUS AWARD WINNERS ANNOUNCED

  • April 17, 1998

  • STUDENT ALUMNI HONOR MEMBERS, NEW OFFICERS

  • April 16, 1998

  • 1998 NEBRASKA ALUMNI ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS ANNOUNCED
  • WARNER/FILLEY/SCHWARTZKOPF FAMILY TO RECEIVE ALUMNI FAMILY TREE AWARD

  • April 15, 1998

  • NU FINE AND PERFORMING ARTS GROUP HONORS ALUMNI
  • NU HOLOCAUST TOPIC FOCUSES ON MURDER OF DISABLED

  • April 14, 1998

  • MEMORIAL STADIUM REDEDICATION APRIL 24
  • NU CONFERENCE ON POLITICS AND MEDIA NEXT WEEK
  • CHARLES WEIDMAN SUBJECT OF OLSON SEMINAR

  • April 10, 1998

  • WAGNER 2ND, NEBRASKA 8TH IN NATIONAL FORENSICS

  • April 9, 1998

  • TOP ENTREPRENEURS HONORED AT NU CONFERENCE
  • BEHLEN OBSERVATORY PUBLIC NIGHT IS APRIL 17
  • NU ALUMNI ASSOCIATION'S SENIOR SENDOFF IS APRIL 21
  • ALUMNI SPRING REUNION IS APRIL 24- 26

  • April 8, 1998

  • SCARLET AND CREAM OMAHA SHOW IS APRIL 17
  • NOBEL PRIZE WINNER TO SPEAK APRIL 16 AT NU

  • April 6, 1998

  • NU CONFERENCE TO EXPLORE CLIMATE FOR MINORITIES
  • INNOVATIVE CHILD CARE FOCUS OF NU CONFERENCE

  • April 3, 1998

  • THREE HONORED DURING COLLEGE'S CENTENNIAL
  • HISTORIAN TO LECTURE ON HUMAN RIGHTS
  • LECTURE EXPLORES HYPERTEXT AND THE HUMANITIES

  • April 2, 1998

  • CIVIL RIGHTS OFFICE, NU TO REVIEW POLICIES
  • INDUSTRIAL MATHEMATICS TOPIC FOR ROWLEE LECTURE

  • April 1, 1998

  • KERREY, HAGEL TO DISCUSS ENTITLEMENT REFORM
  • INDIAN CLASSICAL MUSIC CONCERT FEATURES SHARMA

  • March 31, 1998

  • SURVEY: BUSINESS, JOBS, WAGES STILL GROWING IN STATE

  • March 30, 1998

  • NU STUDY SAYS PINE RIDGE CAN SUPPORT BIGHORN SHEEP

  • March 27, 1998

  • RUSSIA'S ROAD TO FREEDOM TOPIC OF NU FORUM
  • NU ENTREPRENEURSHIP CONFERENCE IS APRIL 2-4

  • March 26, 1998

  • PHARMACIST, UNIVERSITY SITE TO PROVIDE DRUG INFO
  • HUMAN RESOURCES & FAMILY SCIENCES AWARDS, REUNION
  • SURVEYING MINORITIES FOCUS OF NU- GALLUP SYMPOSIUM

  • March 25, 1998

  • NU LAW LECTURES EXPLORE JURY BEHAVIOR
  • DAVE MCGILL IS DOC ELLIOTT AWARD WINNER

  • March 24, 1998

  • DEAD SEA SCROLLS AUTHORITY TO SPEAK AT NU
  • LECTURES FOCUS ON RELATIONSHIP OF ECONOMICS AND WELL-BEING OF CHILDREN AND FAMILIES
  • OMAHA WORLD-HERALD PUBLISHER TO SPEAK AT NU
  • NU HONORS CONVOCATION IS APRIL 3
  • HEALTH, LIFESTYLE, SPORT AND RECREATION EXAMINED

  • March 20, 1998

  • CHALLENGES OF BLACK WOMEN FILM DIRECTORS FOCUS OF NU PROFESSOR'S NEWEST BOOK
  • OUTSTANDING JOURNALISTS TO BE HONORED BY NU ALUMNI

  • March 19, 1998

  • LENTZ CENTER TO CELEBRATE JAPANESE FLORAL ART
  • MIDWEST DECISION SCIENCE INSTITUTE IS MARCH 26-28
  • PROGRAM DESIGNED TO HELP SEXUALLY ABUSED CHILDREN

  • March 18, 1998

  • SYMPOSIUM ON MOTIVATION IS APRIL 2-3
  • ORION NEBULA AGAIN FEATURED AT NU OBSERVATORY

  • March 13, 1998

  • 4 FINALISTS NAMED FOR BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION DEAN
  • CONFERENCE SEEKS PIECE OF QUASAR PUZZLE

  • March 12, 1998

  • SCARLET & CREAM SINGERS TO TOUR NEBRASKA
  • NU ANNOUNCES NEBRASKA YOUNG ARTIST AWARD WINNERS
  • KEITH, GARDEN COUNTIES NEBRASKA'S BIRDING HOT SPOT

  • March 11, 1998

  • IN SEARCH OF THE PERFECT CRYSTAL

  • March 10, 1998

  • NU ARCHITECTURE ALUMNI AND FACULTY TO BE HONORED
  • GRENVILLE YUILL HEADS ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERING

  • March 6, 1998

  • LAW STUDENTS WIN REGIONAL COMPETITION
  • COLLOQUIUM EXPLORES MILLENNIUM IN MEDIEVAL AGE

  • March 5, 1998

  • NU WORKSHOP TO HELP TEACHERS USE MUSIC IN CLASSROOM TO PROMOTE MULTICULTURALISM
  • CBA LINKS WITH NATIONAL TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY
  • RENOWNED HISTORIAN TO SPEAK ON HUMANITIES
  • TIENANMEN SQUARE SURVIVOR TO SHARE STORY

  • March 4, 1998

  • ETHICIST TO TALK ON GENETICS AND MEDICAL CARE
  • NU TO HOST ROCK CLIMBING CONTEST SATURDAY

  • March 3, 1998

  • 'THE HEART'S COMPASS' IS NEXT OLSON SEMINAR
  • EEOC COMMISSIONER SPEAKS MARCH 10 AT LAW COLLEGE

  • March 2, 1998

  • UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA MARCH HONOREES

  • Feb 26, 1998

  • DISTINGUISHED PROFESSOR LECTURE ON HUMAN RIGHTS
  • 'CAVEMAN' COOKING YIELDS CLUES TO PALEOINDIAN PAST

  • Feb 25, 1998

  • WOMEN'S STUDIES 'NO LIMITS' CONFERENCE IS MARCH 6-7
  • NEBRASKA STUDENTS TO PARTICIPATE IN LEADERSHAPE '98

  • Feb. 23, 1998

  • POLLING IN CHINA IS NEXT THOMPSON FORUM TOPIC
  • DAVID HIBLER SUSPENDED FROM FACULTY DUTIES

  • Feb 20, 1998

  • ORION NEBULA FEATURED AT NU OBSERVATORY FEB. 27
  • NU LAW COLLEGE TO HOST MINORITY LAW DAY

  • Feb. 19, 1998

  • SOLUTION SOUGHT FOR RURAL PHONE DILEMMA

  • Feb. 18, 1998

  • MTV'S 'LOVELINE' COMING TO NU CAMPUS

  • Feb 16, 1998

  • COLLOQUIUM: HUMANITIES IN AGE OF ELECTRONIC TEXTS
  • NU SCIENCE DAY TO BE AT LINCOLN'S GATEWAY MALL

  • Feb. 12, 1998

  • GRANTS, LOANS TO HELP INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

  • Feb 10, 1998

  • MOESER ADDRESSES CAMPUS DIVERSITY ISSUES
  • PRAIRIE SCHOONER AWARDS WRITING PRIZES
  • BODY IMAGE FOCUS OF NU WELLNESS EVENT

  • Feb. 9, 1998

  • GREAT PLAINS FILM LANDSCAPES IS OLSON SEMINAR TOPIC

  • Feb 6, 1998

  • NU ALUMNI RETURN FOR TEACHERS COLLEGE EVENT
  • WOOLLAM AND NU TEAM 'DOCTORING' HUBBLE, MIR
  • HERSHEY'S TANNER RECOGNIZED FOR HONORS THESIS

  • Feb. 5, 1998

  • ILLINOIS' MUNIER TO HEAD SCHOLARSHIPS & FINANCIAL AID

  • Feb 3, 1998

  • NCAA CERTIFICATION SITE VISIT IS FEB. 10-12
  • MANDERY TO COORDINATE NU AGRIBUSINESS PROGRAM
  • ALUMNI ASSOCIATION HIRES NEW ASSISTANT DIRECTORS
  • NU OFFERS SUMMER PROGRAM IN GREECE AND EGYPT
  • UNL CHANCELLOR CONDEMNS RACIST COMMENTARY

  • Feb 2, 1998

  • UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA FEBRUARY HONOREES
  • UNIVERSITY TO HOST HUMAN RIGHTS SCHOLAR
  • UNIVERSITY HOSTS 'WOMEN INTERESTED IN ENGINEERING'

  • Jan. 30, 1998

  • NU TO ASSIST STUDENTS DURING CURRENCY CRISIS

  • J an.28, 1998

  • CONFERENCE TO FOCUS ON EDUCATIONAL TIES
  • SURVEY: HAVE STRONG ECONOMY, NEED MORE WORKERS

  • J an.27, 1998

  • OBSERVATORY SCHEDULES PUBLIC VIEWING TIMES
  • UNL IS HOME TO NEW PUBLIC POLICY CENTER
  • NU STATE MUSEUM EXHIBIT TO HIGHLIGHT DARWIN'S LIFE

  • Jan. 26, 1998

  • CONFERENCE TO EXPLORE SPIRIT OF BLACK FAMILIES

  • Jan. 23, 1998

  • SCIENCE ACTIVITY DAY AT STATE MUSEUM

  • Jan. 21, 1998

  • NU STUDY ABROAD EXTRAVAGANZA IS JAN. 27

  • Jan. 20, 1998

  • TEACHERS COLLEGE TO CELEBRATE 90TH ANNIVERSARY

  • Jan. 16, 1998

  • NU FUEL SPILL CAUSES NO DAMAGE TO ENVIRONMENT

  • Jan. 15, 1998

  • MILLARD'S LIBBY PUTZ WINS McAULIFFE PRIZE

  • Jan. 14, 1998

  • YOUTH RALLY, UNIVERSITY CONVOCATION ON KING DAY

  • J an.12, 1998

  • ANXIETY DISORDERS CLINIC OPENS
  • BICYCLES BRIDGE NEBRASKA CAMPUS TO EUROPE
  • OLSON SEMINAR EXAMINES BUFFALO RANCHING

  • J an.9, 1998

  • NU LECTURE TO EXPLORE 2 MILLION YEARS OF EATING
  • UNL OFFICIAL KIM TODD LEAVING FOR PRIVATE SECTOR

  • J an.8, 1998

  • UNIVERSITY POLICE RECOVER STOLEN SCULPTURE
  • LIBERTY NAMED PROVOST AT BRADLEY UNIVERSITY
  • HONOREES FOR JANUARY

  • Jan. 6, 1998

  • SIGNATURE SCULPTURE MISSING FROM SHELDON

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