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Inside the Winter 2008 issue. . . 

  • Confucius Institute Brings Chinese Language back to UNL
    A new partnership with Chinese government brings Chinese language and culture study to campus and the local community.

  • Better Late than Never
    After years of bureaucratic delays, history professor Waskar Ari arrives at UNL.

  • Psychology Department Excels in Evidence-Based Practice
    By engaging students in clinical work informed by the latest research, UNL’s clinical psychology program has become a nationally- recognized leader in graduate education.

  • ANDRILL’s Second Season a Search for Arctic "Rosetta Stone"
    A second drilling season exceeds expectations and reveals valuable new information about climate change.

  • Undergraduate Research in Arts and Sciences
    Michael Dozler takes history into the digital age. Kenneth Shum explores turtle biology at Cedar Point.

  • 30 Years of Women’s (and Gender) Studies
    This year, the program celebrates its 30th anniversary, and faculty and staff reflect on decades of change and growth.

  • Study Trip to Vietnam Highlights the Power of Activism
    A summer exploration of culture and politics in Vietnam charts a life-changing experience for a group of UNL students.

  • College Awards
    Turner awarded knighthood from Spanish Government; UNL Opera wins awards at Waterford Festival; Coble awarded Sellers Professorship; Zeng honored by AAAS


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