“I wanted to challenge myself. How can you grow if you’re not challenging yourself?” said Emily Petersen, whose father, grandfather and grandmother all served in the Marines.
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Nebraska Promise makes college a reality for Kearney mother
Announced in April, the University of Nebraska program covers up to 30 credit hours per academic year for full-time undergraduate students whose families have an adjusted gross income of $60,000 or less or who qualify for the federal Pell Grant.
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UNK releases inaugural issue of Mountain Plains Journal of Business and Technology
The journal publishes original scholarly research, conceptual and empirical papers, industry notes, invited essays, case studies and book reviews that are of interest to academics or practitioners.
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UNK graduate assistant lands job with Division I athletic program
“I know I couldn’t do all of this alone,” Hailey McNee said. “I’m really thankful for UNK and the opportunity I got there.”
Board of Regents approves 2020-21 university operating budget
The affordability, accessibility and quality of an NU education has been “our true North Star” as university leaders have worked collaboratively to manage an unprecedented level of unpredictability during the pandemic, NU President Ted Carter said.
UNK announces position eliminations in first budget reductions
The budget reduction measures are part of a $43 million shortfall announced last week by NU President Ted Carter and are attributed to anticipated decreases in state aid and tuition revenue from the COVID-19 pandemic.
With move-in underway, Discovery Hall project right on schedule
The 90,000-square-foot building is expected to open ahead of the fall semester, which begins Aug. 24.
UNK professor, graduate team up to develop disinfectant for prosthetic devices
Associate chemistry professor Mahesh Pattabiraman and Rakesh Srivastava, president and CEO of Innovative Prosthetics and Orthotics, are collaborating on the research project funded by the Nebraska Department of Economic Development.
Chancellor’s Message: Revenue, overall budget picture is challenging
Earlier today President Ted Carter shared with you his vision for a 3-year plan that he and the Board of Regents will discuss next Friday at their meeting. Based on the intense level of proactive planning and decision-making during these past months, you were already aware that our revenue and overall budget picture is challenging. […]
At ‘unprecedented moment’ for higher ed, NU budget plan lays groundwork for growth
The University of Nebraska system would implement a three-year plan for addressing fiscal challenges brought on by COVID-19 while also laying the groundwork for long-term growth and success under a proposed budget announced today by President Ted Carter. The proposed 2020-21 operating budget, which will be considered by the Board of Regents at its June […]
