Maria Tamamova uses the eclipse glasses to take a photo with her phone. The Solar Social party to vi
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Maddie Dorn and Emily Pals share their glasses to watch the eclipse. The Solar Social party to view
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Emma Jonas and Annie Masek react with the other Kappa Kappa Gamma members at 1:53 pm for the highest
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TJ Cass holds the tree pose during yoga on the greenspace during the eclipse. The Solar Social party
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Chancellor Rodney D. Bennett watches the eclipse. The Solar Social party to view the partial solar e
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The Solar Social party to view the partial solar eclipse filled the greenspace outside the Nebraska
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Nyarial Nyoak watches the eclipse with her friends. The Solar Social party to view the partial solar
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The Solar Social party to view the partial solar eclipse filled the greenspace outside the Nebraska
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Mekenzie Horihan and Maggie Martin do yoga on the greenspace during the eclipse. The Solar Social pa
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Nico Janda stretched out in the grass to watch the eclipse. The Solar Social party to view the parti
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Shadows of the eclipse can be seen on the sidewalk. The Solar Social party to view the partial solar
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The Solar Social party to view the partial solar eclipse filled the greenspace outside the Nebraska
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Nathan Benedix leans against the rocks in the Broyhill fountain to watch the eclipse. The Solar Soci
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Samya Lee, a freshman from Omaha, smiles as she can see the eclipse by holding her eyeglasses over t
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Ava Johnson, Kori Koepper, Christina Schaben and Samantha Pehrson take a selfie of the group watchin
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Kappa Kappa Gamma members cheer at 1:53 pm for the highest coverage of the sun. The Solar Social par
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Yoga on the greenspace during the eclipse. The Solar Social party to view the partial solar eclipse
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Julia Connealy and Jesse Trout watch the eclipse from the greenspace on City Campus. The Solar Socia
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The Big Event is an annual single-day-of-service benefiting local nonprofits and residents in the gr
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Chancellor Rodney D. Bennett talks with College of Business faculty and staff. April 5, 2024.
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Chancellor Rodney D. Bennett talks with College of Business faculty and staff. April 5, 2024.
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Aspiring teacher Jessica Brewer of Lincoln, Nebraska accepts her pin from CEHS 2024 alumni master Ma
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The Big Event is an annual single-day-of-service benefiting local nonprofits and residents in the gr
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Chancellor Rodney D. Bennett talks with College of Business faculty and staff. April 5, 2024.
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Aspiring teacher Hannah Reynolds of Papillion, Nebraska, talks with CEHS 2024 alumni master Marilyn
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Daffodils bloom outside Love Library on City Campus. April 5, 2024.
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The Big Event is an annual single-day-of-service benefiting local nonprofits and residents in the gr
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Chancellor Rodney D. Bennett talks with College of Business faculty and staff. April 5, 2024.
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Aspiring teacher Emma Henderson of Superior, Nebraska, accepts her pin from CEHS 2024 alumni master
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The Big Event is an annual single-day-of-service benefiting local nonprofits and residents in the gr
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Chancellor Rodney D. Bennett talks with College of Business faculty and staff. April 5, 2024.
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Chancellor Rodney D. Bennett talks with College of Business faculty and staff. April 5, 2024.
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Teacher training pins. Second-year students entering teacher training received pins at the CEHS New
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The Big Event is an annual single-day-of-service benefiting local nonprofits and residents in the gr
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Chancellor Rodney D. Bennett talks with College of Business faculty and staff. April 5, 2024.
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Taylor Kirlin of Gretna, holds her new pin as she poses for her mother, Kristy, after the ceremony.
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Joe Turner, Professor of Mechanical Engineering, holds a 3-D printed railcar bearing. He is photogra
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Logan Kapels, left, and Aidan Kelch place their plant leaf into a tube for their photosynthesis expe
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A blue Brenco railcar axle bearing is shown on a railcar. Each railcar has more than 350 bearings to
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From left, Jadeyn Bubak and Ashlin Broz check the oxygen levels in their photosynthesis experiment i
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Photosynthesis experiment. LIFE 120L - Fundamentals of Biology lab in Manter Hall. March 26, 2024.
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Brecken Krueger, a freshman from Pierre, South Dakota, records experiment data while lighted by colo
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From left, Jadeyn Bubak, Allyson Foged and Ashlin Broz watch their photosynthesis experiment in LIFE
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Alexis Montecuollo, a freshman from Lincoln, records experiment data while lighted by colored lights
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Ashlin Broz, a freshman from Hayes Center, Nebraska, checks on the oxygen sensor during a photosynth
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A blue Brenco railcar axle bearing is shown on a railcar. Each railcar has more than 350 bearings to
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Logan Kapels looks at her plant leaf in a tube for her group’s photosynthesis experiment. LIFE 120
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Kaleb Baker, a freshman from St. Paul, Nebraska, right, and Macie Boerigter, a freshman from Overlan
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Studio portrait of Anna Henson, Assistant Professor of Practice, Johnny Carson School of Theatre and
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Jack Hilgert has the second graders feel and describe the needles on their Colorado blue spruce tree
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Jack Hilgert, Conservation Education Coordinator for the Nebraska Forest Service, teaches second gra
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Jack Hilgert, Conservation Education Coordinator for the Nebraska Forest Service, teaches second gra
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Jack Hilgert, Conservation Education Coordinator for the Nebraska Forest Service, teaches second gra
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A second grader holds red, yellow and blue chips in his hand. The chips represent nutrients, sunshin
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Colorado Blue Spruce seedlings sit in their growing rack. Jack Hilgert, Conservation Education Coord
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Jack Hilgert, Conservation Education Coordinator for the Nebraska Forest Service, answers second gra
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Wyatt McClung, right, and Brennden Reyes adjust their Colorado blue spruce trees in a growing rack.
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Jack Hilgert, Conservation Education Coordinator for the Nebraska Forest Service, reads a book about
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While students close their eyes and pretend they are trees, Jack Hilgert, drops red, yellow and blue
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Students admire the spruce trees. Jack Hilgert, Conservation Education Coordinator for the Nebraska
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Chancellor Rodney Bennett addresses the students at the Presidential Scholar breakfast before Admitt
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Husker football coach Matt Rhule addressed the crowd at the Admitted Student Day pep rally. Admitted
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College of Engineering Admit Social. Admitted Student Day is UNL’s in-person, on-campus event for
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Misty and Kaegan Fredrickson of Britton, South Dakota, look over the program under a welcoming ballo
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