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Mechanical & Materials Engineering

New experiences help Algahimi graduate a better engineer

Spring 2026

Ahead of graduation, Adam Algahimi sees that his journey through the Kiewit Scholars Program brought him more than just industry connections, hands-on experience and close friends. It helped tap into a more outgoing side of himself that he didn’t realize he had.

And, he says, it’ll make him an even better engineer.

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Recognized Student Organizations

UNL VEX Robotics team 5th in their division at World Championship

Spring 2026

A team of the UNL VEX U Robotics Club - the SKERS - competed in the VEX Robotics World Championship April 25-27 at the America's Center in St. Louis, finishing 5th in their division at the event. During this year’s competition, teams participated in a game called “Push Back,” in which four teams form two alliances and control four robots on a 12-by-12-foot field with four goal zones.

Group of students in red shirts smiling under a "VEX Robotics World Championship" sign.

College of Engineering

Lankas turns multi-disciplinary interests into Hudl career

Spring 2026

Lena Lankas chose Nebraska to pursue her wide-ranging interests in business, computer science, entrepreneurship, and dance without compromise. She earned dual degrees in business administration and computer science at the Jeffrey S. Raikes School of Computer Science and Management. She graduated as a Chancellor’s Scholar with a 4.0 GPA and is beginning a full-time product management role at Hudl.

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KiewitScholars

The Prairie Initiative: Pioneering AI for Engineering

Building AI literacy, capability, and community across Nebraska Engineering. Prairie connects students, faculty, staff, and industry partners to shape responsible AI integration in education and research.

Mark Stone, a Professor in Biological Systems Engineering, speaks at the Prairie Initiative Launch. The Prairie Initiative Launch Event was held in the Red Cloud Suite at the Willa S. Cather Dining Complex.

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