‘Americans and the Holocaust’ exhibit opens Thursday at UNK’s Calvin T. Ryan Library

“It encourages reflection not only on the past but also on our everyday choices and responsibilities.”

UNK history professor discussing farm-based conservation efforts at upcoming event

"Trees of defense" represented a significant embrace of alternative agricultural strategies.

UNK graduate student leading presentation on Kearney’s Civil War commemorations

Founded less than a decade after the Civil War, veterans flocked to Kearney seeking opportunity.

Public History with Purpose: Will Stoutamire documents stories from the Heartland

"History isn’t just names and dates. It’s wrestling with complex ideas.”

Dive into the history of Kearney’s handcarved ships

Generations of local residents recall these ships on display at Kearney Public Library.

UNK History event focuses on Frank family’s fight to end slavery

The presentation is Oct. 8 at Kearney Public Library.