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The NU Board of Regents approved naming the Health Education Complex set to open at the University of Nebraska at Kearney in 2026 after Chancellor Doug Kristensen.

The board appointed itself to the Presidential Search Advisory Committee during a special meeting Thursday as it shifts the nationwide hunt for a new administrator into high gear.

The $2 million pledge to UNLs Clifton Strengths Institute was made with the goal of developing entrepreneurial ideas for diabetic treatment and care.

The $2 million pledge to UNLs Clifton Strengths Institute was made with the goal of developing entrepreneurial ideas for diabetic treatment and care.

The $2 million pledge to UNLs Clifton Strengths Institute was made with the goal of developing entrepreneurial ideas for diabetic treatment and care.

The Lincoln resident was once described as the most powerful man in state government whom the general public had never heard of.

The Lincoln resident was once described as the most powerful man in state government whom the general public had never heard of.

The Lincoln resident was once described as the most powerful man in state government whom the general public had never heard of.

Larry Bare was once described as the most powerful man in state government whom the general public had never heard of. He died Sunday at age 75, after nearly five

For the fourth consecutive year, annual giving to the University of Nebraska Foundation has exceeded $300 million.