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Gabi Kirilloff, a UNL PhD alumni and now an assistant professor of Englishat Washingon University in St. Louis, leads a workshop session on digitally examining patterns in literature.

From Nebraska Today

NEH institute puts scholars on Cather's literary path

August 2, 2023

Love Library is illuminated against the sky at dusk.

From Nebraska Today

Love Library, Dinsdale Family Learning Commons closing early Aug. 3

August 2, 2023

Suping Lu, a professor in the University Libraries, continues to expand his research into attrocities by Japanese troops in China. HIs publications feature eyewitness accounts of the atrocities and aftermath of the Nanjing massacre.

From Nebraska Today

Lu’s book examines German diplomacy during, after violence in Nanjing

July 3, 2023

Music books on a shelf

From Nebraska Today

Geology Library temporarily closed

June 22, 2023

Join us on June 19 to commemorate Juneteenth. The program will feature students and their research on legal cases on freedom of enslaved people.

From Nebraska Today

Freedom suits the focus of Libraries' Juneteenth program

June 13, 2023

More information on the search will be available at go.unl.edu/librarydean in the coming weeks.

From Nebraska Today

Search begins for University Libraries dean

June 6, 2023

Four graduate students have been selected as fellows for the Digital Humanities Summer Fellowship and will be working on their research projects at the Dinsdale Family Learning Commons.

From Nebraska Today

Graduate students selected for Digital Humanities Summer Fellowship

May 10, 2023

Charles Chesnutt, as photographed in 1897 or 1898.

From Nebraska Today

Chesnutt Archive adding author's correspondence

May 3, 2023

Awards coordinated by the Office of the Executive Vice Chancellor have been announced for 2023.

From Nebraska Today

Nebraska U hosts African Poetry Digital Portal's first in-person conference

April 26, 2023

Richard Graham, Associate Professor of University Libraries, right, and John Wiese place an Oz Black cartoon onto the scanner bed to digitize the drawing. Graham and Wiese are building an online archive of editorial cartoons from Nebraska alumnus Oz Black. These cartoons are mostly from the 1920s and 1930s, and ran in Nebraska newspapers headquartered in Lincoln.

From Nebraska Today

Graham archiving the prolific work of Nebraska's Oz Black

April 24, 2023

The University Libraries provides course reserves services via Canvas in support of teaching and learning. The goal of this program is to ensure all students have seamless access to affordable course materials through Canvas.

From Nebraska Today

Course materials, reserves can be submitted for summer and fall

April 17, 2023

Learn about resources, provided by the Daughters of the Revolution, that can help you find ancestors that fought in the American Revolution.

From Nebraska Today

Lineage to American Revolution the topic of next Genealogy over Lunch

April 14, 2023