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Max Radlicz and Trinity Mozingo standing side-by-side in Memorial Stadium prior to commencement on May 18.

From Nebraska Today

Raikes School grads' work strengthens mission of MICAH House

May 21, 2024

Twenty-three students from the College of Engineering are among the 197 graduating seniors in the Spring 2024 semester

Twenty-three graduating engineering students complete UNL Honors Program

May 15, 2024

A tree branch with blossoms in foreground of Nebraska Union plaza

From Nebraska Today

197 students to graduate from University Honors Program

May 15, 2024

Libraries announce summer hours and closure of Engineering Library.

From Nebraska Today

Engineering Library closing; libraries hours adjusting for summer

May 15, 2024

Thirteen Nebraska Engineering graduates will be among the 81 University of Nebraska-Lincoln students recognized as Chancellor's Scholars at the May 18 undergraduate commencement ceremony at Memorial Stadium.

Thirteen Nebraska Engineering graduates to be recognized as Chancellor's Scholars

May 13, 2024

Eduardo Romero Camacho gestures with his hands as he gives a laboratory tour.

From Nebraska Today

New core facility will advance biomedical, ag sciences research

May 9, 2024

Broyhill Fountain is located in the plaza on the north side of Nebraska Union.

From Nebraska Today

School of Computing's design showcase is May 9

May 6, 2024

Color portrait of Nirupam Aich on a red campus background

From Nebraska Today

Husker-led team’s approach shows promise in degrading ‘forever chemicals’

May 3, 2024

A young woman and young man present their research project poster to a man.

From Nebraska Today

Nebraska Engineering’s Senior Design Showcase is May 3

May 1, 2024

Nirupam Aich, associate professor of civil and environmental engineering

Aich's team using nanomaterials to degrade PFAS targeted by new EPA rules

April 26, 2024

Tyler Wortman, Nebraska mechanical engineering alumnus

Nebraska Engineering experience builds successful foundation for alum Wortman

April 22, 2024

Eric Markvicka (left), assistant professor of mechanical and materials engineering

Markvicka’s CAREER award supports work on soft materials for robotics, stretchable electronics

April 22, 2024