Where history happened: UNK field study course offers powerful look at Civil Rights Movement

"These types of experiences can be life-changing."

UNK professor Joe Dolence first Nebraskan selected for AAI Policy Fellowship

He'll advocate for increased federal science funding and policies related to immunology.

Upcoming event explores how the Platte River shaped storytelling

Nathan Tye will speak April 8 at Kearney Public Library.

UNK biology professor, undergraduate students collaborate on cancer research

"It’s incredibly meaningful to conduct biomedical research that students can do with their own hands."

Ask an Antelope: UNK industrial distribution program delivers for Ben Brachle and his students

"I like to say we can’t graduate students fast enough to keep up with industry demand."

High Demand, High Impact: UNK program meets growing need for speech therapists

"The biggest thing is the reward that comes with helping others."