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From left are Chancellor Ronnie Green, Kirstin Wilder, Jim Schmucker and Shelley Zaborowski. Schmucker created the chest from black walnut over the course of three months. A new time capsule, set to be placed in the Wick Alumni Center, has captured the spirit of Nebraska's 150th year for future generations of Huskers. Jim Schmucker, a University Alumnus, created the chest from black walnut that he’d saved from his father’s farm. The time capsule contains individual packages from a variety of campus organizations. The N2025 strategic plan was released by Chancellor Ronnie Green during the State of Our University address. The Address was held at Innovation Campus. February 14, 2020. Photo by Justin Mohling / University Communication.

From left are Chancellor Ronnie Green, Kirstin Wilder, Jim Schmucker and Shelley Zaborowski. Schmucker created the chest from black walnut over the course of three months. A new time capsule, set to be placed in the Wick Alumni Center, has captured the spirit of Nebraska's 150th year for future generations of Huskers. Jim Schmucker, a University Alumnus, created the chest from black walnut that he’d saved from his father’s farm. The time capsule contains individual packages from a variety of campus organizations. The N2025 strategic plan was released by Chancellor Ronnie Green during the State of Our University address. The Address was held at Innovation Campus. February 14, 2020. Photo by Justin Mohling / University Communication.

From left are Chancellor Ronnie Green, Jim Schmucker and Shelley Zaborowski. Schmucker created the chest from black walnut over the course of three months. A new time capsule, set to be placed in the Wick Alumni Center, has captured the spirit of Nebraska's 150th year for future generations of Huskers. Jim Schmucker, a University Alumnus, created the chest from black walnut that he’d saved from his father’s farm. The time capsule contains individual packages from a variety of campus organizations. The N2025 strategic plan was released by Chancellor Ronnie Green during the State of Our University address. The Address was held at Innovation Campus. February 14, 2020. Photo by Justin Mohling / University Communication.

A new time capsule, set to be placed in the Wick Alumni Center, has captured the spirit of Nebraska's 150th year for future generations of Huskers. Jim Schmucker, a University Alumnus, created the chest from black walnut that he’d saved from his father’s farm. The time capsule contains individual packages from a variety of campus organizations. The N2025 strategic plan was released by Chancellor Ronnie Green during the State of Our University address. The Address was held at Innovation Campus. February 14, 2020. Photo by Justin Mohling / University Communication.

A new time capsule, set to be placed in the Wick Alumni Center, has captured the spirit of Nebraska's 150th year for future generations of Huskers. Jim Schmucker, a University Alumnus, created the chest from black walnut that he’d saved from his father’s farm. The time capsule contains individual packages from a variety of campus organizations. The N2025 strategic plan was released by Chancellor Ronnie Green during the State of Our University address. The Address was held at Innovation Campus. February 14, 2020. Photo by Justin Mohling / University Communication.

A new time capsule, set to be placed in the Wick Alumni Center, has captured the spirit of Nebraska's 150th year for future generations of Huskers. Jim Schmucker, a University Alumnus, created the chest from black walnut that he’d saved from his father’s farm. The time capsule contains individual packages from a variety of campus organizations. The N2025 strategic plan was released by Chancellor Ronnie Green during the State of Our University address. The Address was held at Innovation Campus. February 14, 2020. Photo by Justin Mohling / University Communication.

A new time capsule, set to be placed in the Wick Alumni Center, has captured the spirit of Nebraska's 150th year for future generations of Huskers. Jim Schmucker, a University Alumnus, created the chest from black walnut that he’d saved from his father’s farm. The time capsule contains individual packages from a variety of campus organizations. The N2025 strategic plan was released by Chancellor Ronnie Green during the State of Our University address. The Address was held at Innovation Campus. February 14, 2020. Photo by Justin Mohling / University Communication.

A new time capsule, set to be placed in the Wick Alumni Center, has captured the spirit of Nebraska's 150th year for future generations of Huskers. Jim Schmucker, a University Alumnus, created the chest from black walnut that he’d saved from his father’s farm. The time capsule contains individual packages from a variety of campus organizations. The N2025 strategic plan was released by Chancellor Ronnie Green during the State of Our University address. The Address was held at Innovation Campus. February 14, 2020. Photo by Justin Mohling / University Communication.

A new time capsule, set to be placed in the Wick Alumni Center, has captured the spirit of Nebraska's 150th year for future generations of Huskers. Jim Schmucker, a University Alumnus, created the chest from black walnut that he’d saved from his father’s farm. The time capsule contains individual packages from a variety of campus organizations. The N2025 strategic plan was released by Chancellor Ronnie Green during the State of Our University address. The Address was held at Innovation Campus. February 14, 2020. Photo by Justin Mohling / University Communication.

A new time capsule, set to be placed in the Wick Alumni Center, has captured the spirit of Nebraska's 150th year for future generations of Huskers. Jim Schmucker, a University Alumnus, created the chest from black walnut that he’d saved from his father’s farm. The time capsule contains individual packages from a variety of campus organizations. The N2025 strategic plan was released by Chancellor Ronnie Green during the State of Our University address. The Address was held at Innovation Campus. February 14, 2020. Photo by Justin Mohling / University Communication.

A new time capsule, set to be placed in the Wick Alumni Center, has captured the spirit of Nebraska's 150th year for future generations of Huskers. Jim Schmucker, a University Alumnus, created the chest from black walnut that he’d saved from his father’s farm. The time capsule contains individual packages from a variety of campus organizations. The N2025 strategic plan was released by Chancellor Ronnie Green during the State of Our University address. The Address was held at Innovation Campus. February 14, 2020. Photo by Justin Mohling / University Communication.

Bill Holoubek, a 1987 agricultural engineering graduate and now a Catholic priest, oversaw the project to build the time capsule, and came back to be a part of the unearthing of the capsule. The College of Engineering expansion projects have temporarily unearthed a time capsule buried in 1987, 32 years ago. The capsule was buried near the entrance to the Scott Engineering Center. September 19, 2019. Photo by Justin Mohling / University Communication.

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The College of Engineering expansion projects have temporarily unearthed a time capsule buried in 1987, 32 years ago. The capsule was buried near the entrance to the Scott Engineering Center. September 19, 2019. Photo by Justin Mohling / University Communication.

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The College of Engineering expansion projects have temporarily unearthed a time capsule buried in 1987, 32 years ago. The capsule was buried near the entrance to the Scott Engineering Center. September 19, 2019. Photo by Justin Mohling / University Communication.

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The College of Engineering expansion projects have temporarily unearthed a time capsule buried in 1987, 32 years ago. The capsule was buried near the entrance to the Scott Engineering Center. September 19, 2019. Photo by Justin Mohling / University Communication.

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Pictured; Bill Holoubek and Lance Perez, Dean of Engineerng. Bill Holoubek, a 1987 agricultural engineering graduate and now a Catholic priest, oversaw the project to build the time capsule, and came back to be a part of the unearthing of the capsule. The College of Engineering expansion projects have temporarily unearthed a time capsule buried in 1987, 32 years ago. The capsule was buried near the entrance to the Scott Engineering Center. September 19, 2019. Photo by Justin Mohling / University Communication.

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The College of Engineering expansion projects have temporarily unearthed a time capsule buried in 1987, 32 years ago. The capsule was buried near the entrance to the Scott Engineering Center. September 19, 2019. Photo by Justin Mohling / University Communication.

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N150 Time Capsule photo illustration for Nebraska Quarterly. July 24, 2019. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

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