UNK History Lecture: How nuclear fears shaped Nebraska’s storm preparedness

Nebraska played a key role during the Cold War as America's nuclear frontline.

Student Research Day highlights hands-on learning at UNK

The event showcased work from 180 students representing 23 academic departments.

Upcoming event explores how the Platte River shaped storytelling

Nathan Tye will speak April 8 at Kearney Public Library.

Nearly 100 students compete in History Day event at UNK

Winners advance to the state competition at Nebraska Wesleyan University in Lincoln.

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.