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The 2026 “Begin with the End in Mind” Lecture Series, supported by the Department of Gerontology, featured experts discussing caregiver burnout and how the arts and humanities can foster resilience, meaning, and healing in healthcare and end-of-life care.

Jack Adrian, a criminology and criminal justice student, has been named the College of Public Affairs and Community Service (CPACS) Dean’s Award recipient.

John Ursino has received the Helen Hansen Outstanding Graduate Student Award, recognizing his academic excellence, leadership, and commitment to impactful research.

The student-led Senior Prom united middle schoolers, college students, and older adults through service learning, community partnership, and intergenerational connection.

The School of Public Administration celebrated this anniversary with a day of discussions.

Morgan Vogel, Ph.D., has been named a Strategic Data Project Fellow through Harvard University, joining a national network of leaders using data to improve education outcomes.

New research reveals a critical gap in how people approach online safety.

The award is based on exams administered in 2025, and honors centers that expand access to college credit while helping students save time and money. The center will be recognized at a reception in June.

CPACS Continuing Professional Education Programs leads milestone annual training advancing leadership, professional growth, and community impact for municipal clerks across Nebraska.

A UNO study finds that adapted dance classes, like the Across the Floor program, help adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities build social skills, confidence, and meaningful connections through movement and creativity.