Truman Stoller, a doctoral student in mechanical engineering at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, is among 45 students nationwide selected by NASA to receive a 2026 Space Technology Graduate Research Opportunities Fellowship.

For 40 years, the University of Nebraska–Lincoln Center for Entrepreneurship has helped students turn ideas into businesses and build relationships that support them long after graduation.

Nebraska’s agricultural technology sector has strengths, but until recently it has lacked a key support: a connector institution that links producers with ag tech engineers, investors with tech innovators, and students with networking opportunities.

Jay Storz, George Holmes Professor of biological sciences, recently presented as part of the Nebraska Lectures series. His talk centered on small mammals found at record-breaking heights.

For more than four years, the Nebraska State Personnel Development Grant program has provided high-quality professional development for educators throughout the state to better support students with disabilities.

Paul Hanson, a professor with the university’s Conservation and Survey Division, and Matthew Joeckel, CSD director, worked with the U.S. Geological Survey to create the first statewide map showing Nebraska’s surficial geology.