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The greatest running back in ���߲ݴ�ý history didn’t always see himself playing college football.

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President Fred Ohles gives the entire ���߲ݴ�ý community a common language.

A most remarkable woman plays theatre’s most remarkable leading man.

In migrant children, we read an important chapter of America’s story.

What does it take to get masterfully good?

On walks near his South Carolina cabin, one alumnus kept coming back to ���߲ݴ�ý.

Can the American university help salvage American civility?

Life’s full of missed shots. And each one is a rebound up for grabs.

A former Prairie Wolf leads an uphill fight against the high-flying Harlem Globetrotters.

A beloved professor’s collection now calls Cochrane-Woods Library home.

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Can a small seed company compete in the big world of crop genetics?

For this former ���߲ݴ�ý cheerleader, winning comes after the cheering stops.

Brace yourself for chaos.

Twin hurricanes test the mettle of a Virgin Islands alumna.

A born leader transitions from catching pitches to catching bad guys.

Together, we launch the campaign for ���߲ݴ�ý University.

Pollinators are in peril. Can ���߲ݴ�ý beekeepers step in?

Chief Standing Bear walked 1,500 miles for his people. An ���߲ݴ�ý art major puts herself in his shoes.

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The art of social protest rises strongest from a place of love.

When a studio assignment goes viral, an ���߲ݴ�ý art major draws a new route to understanding sexual violence.

See what happens when “staying home with the kids” means moving to Tanzania.

The alumna behind IMomSoHard has some advice for parents: Quit with the perfection act.

Could the biggest thing in elephant conservation be a honey bee?

Lincoln’s new police chief calls on the city to rally together.

Art and science throw strange sparks when a surgeon in training turns to poetry.

An alumnus who grew up halfway between the towns of Champion and Last Chance won’t back away from the NFL’s win-now expectations.

Decorated Air Force colonel shifts from analyzing military intelligence to teaching business savvy.

When the class of 1970 refused to dress up, they got dressed down. And a beloved professor donned the role of protector.

Meet ���߲ݴ�ý’s very first MSN/MBA graduate.

Are robots our ruin? Or is this automation for the people?

To know what motivates Olympian Missy Franklin, meet the alumnus she calls Dr. Mike.

In her first book, this ���߲ݴ�ý comic lets others bring the funny.

The future is brightest for those unafraid of the dark.

What happens when the light of education leads to a dark place?

Actor Emily Kinney (’06) turns from TV to pop, and comes out swinging.

Across the country, the 2014 Ebola outbreak sparked panic. In Omaha, it sparked resolve.

Four centuries after his death, alumni collectors bring Shakespeare near enough to touch.

Advocates speak up for classroom hearing.

With both feet in NCAA Division III, ���߲ݴ�ý can stand on its principles.

Clean science fights dirty bombs.

It fools. It hurts. It wins. Three experts speak out on race, violence and political survival in America.

Meet the man who caught terrorist Ted Kaczynski.

Learn the "stupid joke" that turned Zach Splittgerber into a minor Chinese celebrity.

Full-throttle basketball pushes ���߲ݴ�ý fans to their feet.

���߲ݴ�ý’s philosophy professor was notoriously quiet about what he experienced in 1918. But before his death, he opened up to a student and close friend—giving us a rare glimpse of a WWI veteran of tremendous courage.

What does it take to recover from a traumatic brain injury? For one alumna, the answer is a strong mother and a contractual obligation to do your therapy.

College football’s only player with cystic fibrosis stayed on the field so his parents could have a much-needed timeout.

From heart surgeons to war fighters, ���߲ݴ�ý alumni are no strangers to risky business.

A young alumna reflects on the accomplishments of "Mama Beth" and a generation of feminists.

One alumna threads her way to Hollywood.

An administrator with a knack for turnarounds turns his eye to Oakland.

The alumna leading the National Endowment of the Arts is equally comfortable in studios and boardrooms.

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His ���߲ݴ�ý teaching career went up in flames. Then A. W. Woods rebuilt himself as Lincoln’s most versatile architect.

A behind-the-scenes lineman steps forward as the Bucs’ new GM.

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