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Nebraska Law named nation’s best value

October 14, 2016

From Nebraska Today

Nebraska Law named nation’s best value

October 14, 2016

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Survivor's talk headlines human trafficking conference

October 5, 2016

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Survivor's talk headlines human trafficking conference

October 5, 2016

John Mackey

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Whole Foods' John Mackey to give inaugural Harris Lecture

September 29, 2016

John Mackey

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Whole Foods' John Mackey to give inaugural Harris Lecture

September 29, 2016

A statue on campus honors former U.S. Agriculture Secretary Clayton Yeutter. The university has announced three endowed chairs as the foundation of the Clayton K. Yeutter Institute of International Trade and Finance.

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Gifts establish endowed chairs for Yeutter Institute

September 12, 2016

A statue on campus honors former U.S. Agriculture Secretary Clayton Yeutter. The university has announced three endowed chairs as the foundation of the Clayton K. Yeutter Institute of International Trade and Finance.

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Gifts establish endowed chairs for Yeutter Institute

September 12, 2016

Second-year law student Megan Meyerson shows the Build Your Character app for College of Law students. College leaders say the app will give students a way to demonstrate skills to potential employers.

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Law app supports 'Build Your Character'

July 27, 2016

Second-year law student Megan Meyerson shows the Build Your Character app for College of Law students. College leaders say the app will give students a way to demonstrate skills to potential employers.

From Nebraska Today

Law app supports 'Build Your Character'

July 27, 2016

UNL students (from left) Thomas Kasper, John Sanders and Hanna Barnett battle in a Pokémon Go gym location near Sheldon Museum of Art on July 13. The game, which launched July 6, has quickly become one of the most popular apps available to smartphone users.

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Prof eyes ways Pokémon Go, law could intersect

July 14, 2016

UNL students (from left) Thomas Kasper, John Sanders and Hanna Barnett battle in a Pokémon Go gym location near Sheldon Museum of Art on July 13. The game, which launched July 6, has quickly become one of the most popular apps available to smartphone users.

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Prof eyes ways Pokémon Go, law could intersect

July 14, 2016