1999 News Releases

Dec. 21, 1999

  • BUSINESS FORECASTERS: STATE ECONOMIC GROWTH PREDICTED 'BELOW POTENTIAL'
  • RITA KEAN APPOINTED INTERIM DEAN OF NU COLLEGE

    • Dec. 14, 1999

  • DEBUT STORY COLLECTION VARIED, TOLD WITH HUMOR
  • FINALISTS SELECTED FOR NU ARCHITECTURE DEAN

    • Dec. 13, 1999

  • TRADE ASSOCIATION HONORS NU DEPARTMENT

    • Dec. 10, 1999

  • BALDERMANN IS 4TH FROM NU TO HEAD NATIONAL AIAS
  • GRAND ISLAND'S KAWATA REPRESENTS NU AT NATIONAL CONFERENCE
  • ASTRONOMERS SAY STAR NAMES AREN'T FOR SALE

    • Dec. 9, 1999

  • GALLUP'S CLIFTON IS UNL COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER
  • MOESER TO CHAIR OUTREACH, TECH-TRANSFER COMMISSION

    • Dec. 8, 1999

  • HOLIDAY LASER SHOWS AT MUELLER PLANETARIUM
  • NEW TRIAL ENCOUNTER KITS GIVE STUDENTS INTERACTIVE LEARNING ON PONCA, SANTEE CULTURES

    • Dec. 6, 1999

  • RESEARCHERS, CREATORS BENEFIT FROM NEW UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAM

    • Dec. 3, 1999

  • WRITER'S COMEDIC GIFT WORKS WITH SERIOUS STORIES

    • Dec. 2, 1999

  • ED DOCTORATE THROUGH DISTANCE EDUCATION IN WORKS

    • Dec. 1, 1999

  • SURVEY HIGHLIGHTS INTERNATIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS AT NU

    • Nov. 23, 1999

  • OTHMER FUNDS EXPAND GRADUATE FELLOWSHIPS

    • Nov. 22, 1999

  • CHARACTER COUNTS PROGRAM EARNS ACCOLADE
  • HILLLEGASS FOUNDATION CREATES CHAIR IN ENGLISH AT UNL

    • Nov. 17, 1999

  • NU COMPUTER TEAM PLACES THIRD IN REGIONALS

    • Nov. 16, 1999

  • WAYNE'S MATT MEYER STUDIES IN ENGLAND
  • SEARCH COMMITTE FOR VICE CHANCELLOR FOR BUSINESS AND FINANCE ANNOUNCED
  • DISTINGUISHED HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS HONORED, TWO TOP SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS ANNOUNCED

    • Nov. 15, 1999

  • HEALTH CENTER ENCOURAGES SMOKEOUT ADOPTIONS

    • Nov. 12, 1999

  • CHANCELLOR TO VISIT MCCOOK, OGALLALA, SIDNEY
  • PERSONNEL ASSOCIATION ANNOUNCES AWARDS
  • MERCURY'S PATH IN FRONT OF SUN MONDAY TO BE OBSERVED; NOVEMBER EVENT LISTED

    • Nov. 10, 1999

  • COMPUTER PROGRAMMERS TO COMPETE AT NU
  • NU STUDENT TO ACCOMPANY GOVERNOR ON TRADE MISSION

    • Nov. 9, 1999

  • McCUTCHEON TO TALK POLLING WITH GERMAN MEDIA

    • Nov. 8, 1999

  • LA NINA EXPECTED TO CONTINUE WEATHER IMPACT

    • Nov. 5, 1999

  • NU TO HOST REGIONAL FLAG FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT
  • OMAHA WORKSHOP TO HELP UNDERUTILIZED BUSINESSES LAND PUBLIC CONTRACTS
  • NU ALUMNI TO HOST HUSKER HUDDLE PRE-GAME PARTIES
  • PEW CHARITABLE TRUSTS MAKE AWARD TO SUPPORT UNL PEER REVIEW OF TEACHING

    • Nov. 3, 1999

  • MENINGOCOCCAL VACCINE AVAILABLE AT UNIVERSITY HEALTH CENTER

    • Nov. 2, 1999

  • STATE'S WORKING-AGE MIGRATION PATTERNS EXAMINED

    • Nov. 1, 1999

  • GEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE HONORS GREW WITH CAMPBELL MEDAL
  • PLANETARIUM ANNOUNCES NOVEMBER LASER SCHEDULE
  • PREMIERE OF OPERATIC 'O PIONEERS' NOVEMBER 12 & 14

    • Oct. 29, 1999

  • YOUNG ENTERPRENEURS SEMINAR AT NORRIS HIGH SCHOOL
  • EVENT SPOTLIGHTS HISTORY OF NEBRASKA WOMEN

    • Oct. 27, 1999

  • NU SPEAKERS BUREAU AVAILABLE ACROSS NEBRASKA

    • Oct. 25, 1999

  • TEACHERS COLLEGE AHEAD OF TASK FORCE REPORT
  • MATH DAY TO MARK 10TH YEAR WITH RECORD ATTENDANCE

    • Oct. 22, 1999

  • BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION HONORS 77 TOP UNDERGRADUATES
  • CHANCELLOR MOESER SEEKS INPUT IN NORTHWEST NEBRASKA

    • Oct. 21, 1999

  • DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI RETURN FOR MASTERS WEEK
  • LEWIS INTERIM VICE CHANCELLOR FOR BUSINESS & FINANCE

    • Oct. 20, 1999

  • NU TABS TEXAS A&M'S FINNELL AS ADMISSIONS DIRECTOR

    • Oct. 15, 1999

  • CEDAR POINT CELEBRATES 25 YEARS, LOOKS TO FUTURE
  • WELL, CAMERA ACCESS GIVE PERSPECTIVE DOWN BELOW
  • WELSH DONATES CIVIL WAR COLLECTION TO NU LIBRARIES

    • Oct. 14, 1999

  • BRITISH FASHION COUNCIL CHAIR TO GIVE FAULKNER LECTURE

    • Oct. 13, 1999

  • NU ANNOUNCES AGRICULTURE ALUMNI AWARDS
  • LITERARY ORIGINS OF FREMONT EXPEDITION IS SEMINAR TOPIC
  • NU'S RUPNOW TO DISCUSS FOOD SAFETY ISSUES AT WNCC
  • FLUTIST EUGENIA ZUKERMAN TO DELIVER THOMPSON LECTURE

    • Oct. 12, 1999

  • CHANCELLOR MOESER SEEKS INPUT FROM FREMONT CITIZENS

    • Oct. 11, 1999

  • NU ANNOUNCES HUMAN RESOURCES ALUMNI AWARDS
  • INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ENROLLMENT RISES AT NU
  • TC OFFERS GRADS TEACHING ENDORSEMENT IN 11 MONTHS

    • Oct. 8, 1999

  • RAIKES FAMILY ESTABLISHES CHAIR IN PLANT SCIENCES AT THE UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA-LINCOLN

    • Oct. 7, 1999

  • NU CHEMIST FINDS KEY TO LIGHT'S EFFECT ON PLANT GROWTH

    • Oct. 6, 1999

  • LANE LECTURE EXAMINES LAWMAKERS AND MEDIATION
  • NU DIRECTIONS LAUNCHES INTERACTIVE WEB SITE

    • Oct. 5, 1999

  • BEHLEN OBSERVATORY PUBLIC NIGHT OCT. 15 TO FEATURE OBSERVATIONS OF RING NEBULE
  • PLANETARIUM ANNOUNCES LASER SCHEDULE THROUGH NOV.7

    • Oct. 4, 1999

  • FAMILIES AND KIDS INVITED TO NU HOMECOMING EVENTS FOR FREE FOOD, FUN AND GAMES

    • Sept. 30, 1999

  • SEARCH COMMITTEE FOR IANR VICE CHANCELLOR ANNOUNCED
  • NU HOMECOMING ROYALTY SELECTED
  • UNIVERSITY SCHEDULES COMMUNITYWIDE MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR DR. MELVIN W. JONES
  • SORORITIES PLEDGE TO REDUCE GAME DAY DRINKING

    • Sept. 29, 1999

  • SURVEY: ECONOMY DOMINATES FARM CRISIS
  • 4TH PEOPLE OF COLOR IN PREDOMINANTLY WHITE INSTITUTE CONFERENCE IS OCTOBER 15-16
  • NEBRASKA HOMECOMING IS OCTOBER 3-9

    • Sept. 28, 1999

  • UNIVERSITY MOURNS LOSS OF VICE CHANCELLOR MELVIN W. JONES

    • Sept. 24, 1999

  • NU COLLEGE ANNOUNCES 1999-2000 SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS
  • NU ENGINEERING TEAM STUDIES USS ARIZONA

    • Sept. 23, 1999

  • 'Y2KIDS' FOCUSES ON CHILDREN, FAMILIES IN 21ST CENTURY
  • 'CARIBOU COMMONS' PROJECT FEATURED IN OCT. 14 PROGRAM AT NEBRASKA UNION

    • Sept. 22, 1999

  • O'HANLON TO LEAD EXTENDED EDUCATION, OUTREACH EFFORTS

    • Sept. 21, 1999

  • RENOWNED QUILT ARTIST TO JOIN NU FACULTY

    • Sept. 17, 1999

  • HOMETOWNERS

    • Sept. 17, 1999

  • LECTURES MODEL CAREER OPPORTUNITIES FOR GRAD STUDENTS

    • Sept. 17, 1999

  • FRESHMAN ENROLLMENT UP 6.8 PERCENT AT UNL

    • Sept. 16, 1999

  • EUROPEAN, RUSSIAN EXPERTS TO DISCUSS GLOBAL DESIGN CHALLENGES IN THE 21ST CENTURY

    • Sept. 10, 1999

  • NU CO-SPONSORS NATIONAL HIGH-RISK DRINKING ADS

    • Sept. 9, 1999

  • MOULTON TO DISCUSS LEWIS' BOTANICAL COLLECTION

    • Sept. 7, 1999

  • FANS SHOULD KEEP STADIUM CONSTRUCTION IN MIND

    • Sept. 3, 1999

  • CORNHUSKER MARCHING BAND BOASTS RECORD 328 MEMBERS
  • INTERNET 2 USED FOR MULTI-SITE, INTERACTIVE CLASS

    • Sept. 2, 1999

  • PULITZER PRIZE-WINNER OPENS THOMPSON SERIES SEPT. 16

    • Sept. 1, 1999

  • HONOREES NAMED

    • Aug. 31, 1999

  • NU ALUMNI HOST HUSKER HUDDLE PRE-GAME PARTIES

    • Aug. 27, 1999

  • TASK FORCE SUGGESTS WAYS TO IMPROVE FRESHMAN YEAR
  • NU SEEKS NOMINEES FOR McAULIFFE PRIZE
  • SEPTEMBER 8 LECTURE ADDRESSES 'PSYCHOLOGICAL CHALLENGES FACING THE BLACK MALE'

    • Aug. 26, 1999

  • CIVIL ENGINEERING STUDENTS COMPLETE 1999 MATC UNDERGRADUATE SUMMER INTERN PROGRAM

    • Aug. 25, 1999

  • PLANETARIUM ANNOUNCES FALL ASTRONOMY SHOWS

    • Aug. 23, 1999

  • NU TO EDUCATE TEACHERS ON INDIAN RESERVATION

    • Aug. 20, 1999

  • NU RETURNS TO U.S. NEWS 2ND TIER, LISTED AMONG TOP VALUES
  • STUDENTS FROM ACROSS STATE ATTEND NU POWER MATH CAMP

    • Aug. 19, 1999

  • FORMER AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL/USA LEADER TO SPEAK
  • STUDY ABROAD
  • TIGHT LABOR MARKET AFFECTS STATE ECONOMIC OUTLOOK

    • Aug. 17, 1999

  • NORTH 14TH STREET CAMPUS ACCESS CLOSED DURING STUDENT ARRIVAL
  • NU SUMMER READING PROGRAM STUDIES 'LIFE LESSONS'
  • BIG RED WELCOME SET FOR AUGUST 22
  • STATE OF UNIVERSITY ADDRESS IS AUGUST 20

    • Aug. 16, 1999

  • PROFESSOR TO LECTURE ON 'PAINTED TEMPLE OF ZAGHE'

    • Aug. 11, 1999

  • KAY ORR TO DELIVER COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS

    • Aug. 9, 1999

  • NEW MASTER OF ENGINEERING DEGREE OFFERED STATEWIDE

    • Aug. 6, 1999

  • STUDENTS COMPLETE KIEWIT ACADEMY OF EXCELLENCE
  • NU START GIVES STUDENTS JUMP-START ON COLLEGE

    • Aug. 4, 1999

  • GRANGE AWARDED FULBRIGHT TO TEACH IN GERMANY
  • CEREMONY TO HONOR DOCTORAL DEGREE RECIPIENTS

    • Aug. 2, 1999

  • UNL'S COMMITMENT TO UNDERGRADUATES by Richard Edwards, Sr. Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs

    • July 28, 1999

  • PAINTINGS OF SHI HU

    • July 20, 1999

  • TOYMAKING WORKSHOP

    • July 20, 1999

  • OMTVEDT TO RETIRE

    • July 2, 1999

  • BACK TO SCHOOL: ADOLESCENT WORK SHOULD BE KEPT MINIMAL, NU EXPERTS SAY
  • BACK TO SCHOOL: WHEN KIDS ASK 'WHY DON'T THEY LIKE ME?'
  • BACK TO SCHOOL: MONEY SPENT ON SCHOOL SUPPLIES CAN BE A SMALL FORTUNE
  • BACK TO SCHOOL: SCHOOL AT CENTER PROGRAM IS 'EDUCATION WITHOUT WALLS'
  • BACK TO SCHOOL: SUPPORTIVE PARENTING REMAINS A FULL-TIME JOB
  • BACK TO SCHOOL: OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE DISORDER STUDY UNDERWAY
  • BACK TO SCHOOL: KIDS' FOODGUIDELINES HELP BUILD HEALTHY ADULTS
  • STRONG METRO ECONOMY PREVENTS SATEWIDE SLOWDOWN

    • July 1, 1999

  • JULY HONOREES

    • June 23, 1999

  • NU ALUMNI ASSOCIATION CELEBRATES 125TH ANNIVERSARY

    • June 22, 1999

  • KAUFFMAN CENTER GROUNDBREAKING SET JULY 9

    • June 21, 1999

  • NU TO MODIFY PLAN TO ACCOMMODATE SORORITY

    • June 18, 1999

  • HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS IN LINCOLN FOR ENTERPRISE CAMP

    • June 16, 1999

  • EMPLOYERS INVITED TO FALL CAREER FAIR

    • June 15, 1999

  • PLANETARIUM ANNOUNCES SUMMER LASER SHOW SCHEDULE

    • June 11, 1999

  • NU TO INTENSIFY STUDENT RECRUITMENT EFFORTS

    • June 10, 1999

  • LESLIE-PELECKY, DOUDIN WIN NSF CAREER GRANTS

    • June 9, 1999

  • 'ARIZONA ACCORD' EMPHASIZES ETHICS IN SPORTS

    • June 8, 1999

  • FUND MEMORIALIZES FORMER ENGLISH DEPARTMENT CHAIR

    • June 4, 1999

  • CAMPAIGN SLATED TO PUSH ECONOMIC LITERACY
  • MESA - LEARNING AND LEADERSHIP IN A COLLEGE ATMOSPHERE

    • June 3, 1999

  • PUBLIC POLICY CENTER HELPS GRADE COURT SYSTEMS

    • June 2, 1999

  • MUELLER PLANETARIUM SUMMER ASTRONOMY SHOWS LISTED

    • May 28, 1999

  • PRIVATE SECTOR DOMINATES NEBRASKA JOB GROWTH

    • May 27, 1999

  • OBSERVATORY FEATURES NEAREST PLANETS JUNE 11
  • JAMES VALENTINE AWARDED 1ST ALBERT BOOK SCHOLARSHIP

    • May 26, 1999

  • GRANT FUNDS ARTS PROGRAMS IN RURAL SCHOOLS

    • May 24, 1999

  • NEXT MILLENNIUM IS THEME OF PAN PACIFIC CONFERENCE

    • May 20, 1999

  • GARDENER'S GALA IS JUNE 13 ON EAST CAMPUS

    • May 18, 1999

  • NU ARCHITECTURE GRADS USE STAR WARS-STYLE SPECIAL EFFECTS

    • May 12, 1999

  • MUTATIONS IN CELLS POSSIBLY DUE TO ENZYME'S MISCUES
  • WINNERS NAMED IN 1999 USA MATHEMATICS OLYMPIAD

    • May 10, 1999

  • INDIAN CLASSICAL MUSIC AT KIMBALL HALL MAY 23
  • ASTRONAUT HIGHLIGHTS AEROSPACE DAYS MAY 14-15

    • May 6, 1999

  • TEACHERS COLLEGE ALUMNI TO BE HONORED
  • NEW SCARLET AND CREAM ROSTER ANNOUNCED

    • May 3, 1999

  • ALUMNI NAME DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD WINNERS

    • April 30, 1999

  • NU HONORS ENTREPRENEURS OF YEAR
  • JOB SHORTAGE A PROBLEM FOR MOST RURAL COUNTIES

    • April 29, 1999

  • COUPLE DONATES CATHER COLLECTION TO LOVE LIBRARY
  • NU TO HOST NATIONAL BIOTECHNOLOGY MEETING EXPLORING WORLD FOOD SECURITY, SUSTAINABILITY

    • April 28, 1999

  • STEWARD TO RETIRE AS DEAN OF NU ARCHITECTURE
  • GOODLAD TO ADDRESS NU GRADS MAY 8
  • NU ALUMNI, GRADUATE COLLEGE TO HONOR STUDENTS, FACULTY

    • April 26, 1999

  • NU SIFE TEAM WINS REGIONAL, DOUGHTY HONORED
  • FOREIGN STUDENTS ADD INTELLECTUAL CAPITAL TO NU

    • April 21, 1999

  • ARTS AND SCIENCES HONORS ALUMNI AWARD WINNERS

    • April 20, 1999

  • PROJECT EASES SHORTAGE IN RURAL, INNER CITY SCHOOLS
  • STUDENTS GEAR UP DURING ENGINEERS' WEEK
  • STUDENTS BUILD WEB PAGES FOR PROJECT MANAGEMENT

    • April 19, 1999

  • NU YOUNG ALUMNUS AWARD WINNERS ANNOUNCED
  • 1999 NU ALUMNI ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS ANNOUNCED
  • MEIER FAMILY TO RECEIVE ALUMNI FAMILY TREE AWARD
  • NISEI PLAZA DEDICATION IS APRIL 24 AT NU

    • April 16, 1999

  • BISON RESTORATION ON PRAIRIES TOPIC OF NU LECTURE
  • BIOENGINEERING WORKSHOP MAY 3-4 AT NU
  • ALUMNI ASSOCIATION'S SENIOR SENDOFF IS APRIL 21
  • TOP POLLSTERS TACKLE ELECTION POLL ISSUES

    • April 15, 1999

  • SPACE STILL AVAILABLE FOR PAN PACIFIC STUDY TOUR
  • 13TH ANNUAL SPRING AFFAIR IS APRIL 24
  • CLASS.com ANNOUNCES RELEASE OF KOSOVO WEBSITE

    • April 14, 1999

  • 'BANKING IS DEAD . . . 'IS 1999 FAULKNER LECTURE AT NU
  • SCHOLAR TO DISCUSS 'SEXUAL OTHERNESS' IN 3RD REICH

    • April 13, 1999

  • 'OUTRAGE AND RETRIBUTION' IS 1999 POUND LECTURE
  • MCI OFFICIAL TO GIVE SEMINARS AT NEBRASKA

    • April 12, 1999

  • PURDUE PROF TO LEAD PLANT SCIENCE INITIATIVE
  • NEBRASKA UNION REDEDICATION EVENTS APRIL 15
  • LAST WEEK'S TORNADOES WERE NO SURPRISE

    • April 9, 1999

  • NU JOURNALISM TO NAME NEW BUILDING FOR ANDERSENS
  • 4 NU STUDENTS WIN NSF GRAD RESEARCH FELLOWSHIPS
  • CONVOCATION HONORED MORE THAN 3,000 NU STUDENTS

    • April 8, 1999

  • IVY DAY CELEBRATES STUDENT SERVICE, LEADERSHIP
  • BONE FRAGMENT DISCOVERED IN BESSEY HALL

    • April 7, 1999

  • NORTH AMERICAN RHINO IS TANNER LECTURE TOPIC
  • NU HUMAN RESOURCES & FAMILY SCIENCES TO STAGE REUNION, ANNOUNCE COLLEGE AWARDS
  • EDUCATION RECRUITMENT DAY IS APRIL 19

    • April 6, 1999

  • NU ALUMNI TO HONOR OUTSTANDING JOURNALISTS
  • WALK SCHEDULED TO SPOT SAFETY ISSUES AT NU

    • April 1, 1999

  • CHANCELLOR MOESER: DESPITE BUDGETARY CHALLENGES, GOALS UNCHANGED
  • UNL APRIL HONOREES
  • SURVEY REVEALS ECONOMIC SLOWDOWN, NOT DOWNTURN

    • March 31, 1999

  • FOUR CANDIDATES TO INTERVIEW FOR HRFS DEANSHIP

    • March 30, 1999

  • COLLEGE OF FINE & PERFORMING ARTS HONORS DAY APRIL 7

    • March 29, 1999

  • NU AND COMMUNITY COALITION RAISE CONCERNS ABOUT A PROPOSED "BOTTLE CLUB" TARGETED AT NU STUDENTS
  • WAR CORRESPONDENT ARNETT TO LECTURE AT NU
  • STANFORD SCHOLAR AMONG SPEAKERS AT PSYCH SYMPOSIUM
  • SHICKLEY'S STRAIGHT WINS FREDA DRATH BATTEY AWARD

    • March 26, 1999

  • PLAKE TO LECTURE ON TESTING'S NEW BREED OF 'CATS'
  • OUTSTANDING FACULTY, STAFF AND STUDENTS TO BE HONORED AT ALL UNIVERSITY HONORS CONVOCATION
  • GREAT PLAINS MUSIC & DANCE FESTIVAL, FORUM SET
  • FOR-PROFIT CLASS.COM OFFERS ON-LINE HIGH SCHOOL

    • March 24, 1999

  • WILSON 1ST SWANSON RECIPIENT IN TEACHERS COLLEGE

    • March 23, 1999

  • NU FORENSICS STUDENTS WIN NATIONAL TITLE
  • 14TH ENTREPRENEURSHIP CONFERENCE IS APRIL 8-10

    • March 22, 1999

  • NU NAMES NEW THEATRE ARTS DEPARTMENT CHAIR

    • March 19, 1999

  • PLANETARIUM LASER SHOW SCHEDULE COMPLETED

    • March 18, 1999

  • VOORHIES TO LECTURE ON NEBRASKA 'TUSKERS' MARCH 25
  • CONSTRUCTION 'MARATHON' PAYS OFF FOR NU TEAMS

    • March 16, 1999

  • MARSHA TORR NAMED NU VICE CHANCELLOR FOR RESEARCH
  • NU STUDENTS TRAIN FOR INTERNATIONAL CONTEST

    • March 15, 1999

  • BEHLEN OBSERVATORY OPEN HOUSE IS MARCH 26
  • MUELLER PLANETARIUM SHOWS 'WORLDS IN MOTION'
  • NEBRASKA'S 'DESERT IN DISGUISE' IS OLSON SEMINAR TOPIC

    • March 12, 1999

  • NEW GARAGES, ENHANCED SHUTTLE SYSTEM HALLMARKS OF NEW UNIVERSITY PARKING PLAN

    • March 11, 1999

  • NU ENGINEERS GET $1.4 MILLION FOR DEFENSE RESEARCH

    • March 8, 1999

  • KAUFFMAN CENTER OFFERS 9 ENTREPRENEUR INTERNSHIPS

    • March 4, 1999

  • CONCRETE HOUSE DESIGN NETS HONORS FOR NU STUDENTS

    • March 3, 1999

  • WOMEN IN MATH CONFERENCE IS MARCH 5-7 AT NU
  • PERFORMING PROF WINS NU SYSTEM AWARD
  • CREATIVE CHEMISTRY PROF WINS NU AWARD

    • March 2, 1999

  • GIFT FUNDS SCHOLARSHIPS FOR LYONS-DECATUR GRADS
  • FREMONT'S IOSSI PICKED FOR HONORS CONFERENCE

    • Feb. 26, 1999

  • STUDY RANKS NU MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT IN TOP 52

    • Feb. 25, 1999

  • WOMEN'S STUDIES' NO LIMITS CONFERENCE IS MARCH 5-6

    • Feb. 24, 1999

  • NU PROFS PUBLISH BOOK ABOUT 'DEMOLITION BIRDY'
  • RENAISSANCE CORNETTIST TO PERFORM MARCH 5 AT NU

    • Feb. 22, 1999

  • PRAIRIE SCHOONER PRESENTS AWARDS FOR 1998 VOLUME
  • CIVIL RIGHTS OFFICIAL BERRY TO SPEAK MARCH 3 AT NU

    • Feb. 17, 1999

  • CULTURAL SCHOLAR TO LECTURE IN LINCOLN
  • SCHOOL OF MUSIC TO PRESENT 'COSI FAN TUTTI' FEB. 26-28
  • UNIVERSITY ANNOUNCES FRATERNITY SANCTIONS

    • Feb. 16, 1999

  • CANADIAN STUDIES FORUM IS FEB. 24 AT NU

    • Feb. 15, 1999

  • ANTHONY LAKE TO DISCUSS POST-COLD WAR ERA
  • VARIETY ON TAP AT NEXT UNIVERSITY CAREER FAIR

    • Feb. 11, 1999

  • MINORITY LAW DAY IS FEB. 13 AT NU LAW COLLEGE

    • Feb. 9, 1999

  • NU CHANCELLOR SAYS HIGHER ED. MUST OFFER MORE AND BETTER PUBLIC SERVICE
  • UNIVERSITY INVESTIGATES BONE FRAGMENT DISCOVERY

    • Feb. 5, 1999

  • 'FANCIFUL FLOWERS' QUILT EXHIBIT OPENS FEB. 20
  • SEMINAR FEATURES CRANES, OTHER PLATTE RIVER BIRDS

    • Feb. 3, 1999

  • TRENDS, CONDITIONS IN RURAL COUNTIES EXAMINED

    • Feb. 1, 1999

  • NU FACULTY EARN HONORS

    • Jan. 26, 1999

  • NU ENTREPRENEURSHIP CONTEST OFFERS SCHOLARSHIPS

    • Jan. 25, 1999

  • ACCLAIMED AUTHOR AND EDUCATOR TO VISIT LINCOLN

    • Jan. 21, 1999

  • VALLEY'S KATHY STOCKHAM WINS NU's McAULIFFE PRIZE
  • NU TO CELEBRATE CENTENNIAL OF WOMEN'S P.E.

    • Jan. 20, 1999

  • MUELLER PLANETARIUM ANNOUNCES LASER SHOWS

    • Jan. 14, 1999

  • NU STUDENT ACTORS CONTEND FOR REGIONAL HONORS
  • JUPITER, SATURN, MOON 'STAR' JAN. 22 AT STUDENT OBSERVATORY OPEN HOUSE

    • Jan. 13, 1999

  • NU CELEBRATES MARTIN LUTHER KING DAY WITH EVENTS
  • SMITHSONIAN BUYS ART BY NU ASSISTANT PROFESSOR
  • EXPERTS TO DISCUSS ENHANCEMENT OF MATH INSTRUCTION
  • EXTRAVAGANZA PRESENTS STUDY-ABROAD OPPORTUNITIES

    • Jan. 11, 1999

  • NU LAW COLLEGE ANNOUNCES SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS

    • Jan. 8, 1999

  • GREAT PLAINS WEATHER, CLIMATE IS NU SEMINAR TOPIC
  • GLOBAL WARMING COULD AFFECT CATTLE GRAZING LANDS

    • Jan. 7, 1999

  • 4 FINALISTS NAMED FOR RESEARCH VICE CHANCELLOR
  • PLANETARIUM EXAMINES 'LIFESTYLES' OF THE STARS

    • Jan. 4, 1999

  • NU NATIONAL MERIT FINALISTS UP TWO-THIRDS SINCE 1994

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