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- Sep 25, 2026
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- Jul 28, 2026
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Czech President Makes Historic Visit to University of Nebraska–Lincoln (opens the original)
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Czech President Petr Pavel visited the University of Nebraska–Lincoln on Sept. 24 — a historic day highlighting more than a century of educational, cultural and familial ties between Nebraska and the European nation with which it shares deep historic connections. Read more at https://news.unl.edu/article/czech-president-pavel-makes-historic-visit-to-university-recognizing-long-standing VISUAL DESCRIPTION: Opening shot people standing in line outside Kimball Recital Hall on University of Nebraska
2026 Hoagland Lecture (opens the original)
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Jim Crounse, John Hibbing, Ryan Horn, and Joe Jordan speak at "Perspectives on the 2026 Midterm Elections".
What Happens to Those Who Lived a 'Good Life'? (opens the original)
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Thomas Fraatz, Classics and Religious Studies, gives the September 2026 CAS Inquire talk for the series "The Future of the Good Life"
Welcome to the College of Arts and Sciences (opens the original)
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June Griffin, Associate Dean for Undergraduate Education and Strategic Initiatives, provides an overview of the college.
Day in the Life: Ava Glover (opens the original)
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Ava Glover shares her experience as an economics major in the College of Arts and Sciences.
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