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A Nebraska law professor is the second UNL faculty member to receive a Carnegie fellowship. She will spend the next two years studying critical land-ownership issues in rural America.

A Nebraska history professor studying resistance and protest struggles in South Africa finds ties to America’s experience.

While the COVID-19 pandemic has negatively affected people from all walks of life in the U.S., the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community have experienced an added share of hardships, according to a recent Nebraska study.

Justin Bradley will use his CAREER grant to give drones and other robots the ability to sense and adapt to a changing environment.

Earth Day, annually celebrated April 22, is a call to address climate change and protect lands, air, water and wildlife. Chancellor Ronnie Green has named climate resilience and sustainable food and water security as two grand challenges to focus Nebraska’s collaborative efforts on using its unique expertise to address.

To mark April as Autism Acceptance Month, we’ve put the spotlight on five researchers and practitioners whose work helps to maximize the talents of people with autism, ensure the best possible education and resources for them, and support their families.