Coming to college right out of high school never felt like the right path for Brett. “Every day I was in class, I was just thinking about joining the army,” Brett says. “I just kept thinking, ‘I have ...

An avid golfer since he was six years old, senior Atirath Deb Roy can see the game from every angle. As a student in Nebraska’s PGA Golf Management program and in the College of Business, Atirath has ...

Atirath Deb Roy, a senior from New Delhi, India, came halfway across the world to be part of Nebraska’s unique Professional Golf Management program. The experience has given Roy a new relationship to ...

With the students back on campus, the semester in full swing, and the weather (sort of) cooling off, we know exactly what’s on your (and everyone’s) mind: game day. It will shock no one to learn that ...

She teaches students about the history of pandemics. Her work is known all over the country. And a book she wrote was used as a reference for a popular series on HBO. Deirdre Cooper Owens is the ...

When I was younger, I existed in comfortable, predictable routines — even down to the songs I listened to and the food I ate. You know the kids who only ever had one kind of meal, and were so picky ...

Some may say sports are the heartbeat of the city here in Lincoln, Nebraska. From collegiate athletics to junior leagues and more, there’s a little bit of everything for the local sports spectators.

Marcus Anderson, a double major in math and finance, was always interested in numbers but also wanted to fine-tune his interpersonal sales skills. See how academics, guest presentations, competitions ...

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As we pass through Halloween and gear up for the holidays, a lot of us have candy on our minds. Tessa, founder of the Omaha-based Sprinkk LLC, has had candy on her mind every day, going back to her ...

Tessa Porter, an ‘09 and ‘17 alum from Albion, Nebraska, credits her time as a student worker in the Food Processing Center and her online MBA through the College of Business for preparing her to ...

This university will reach its potential only if it continues its efforts to engage on a global scale. Almost 10 percent of our student body now comes from abroad. We are engaged in programs to ...