University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Official web site, with information on academics, athletics, and admissions, along with sections for alumni and visitors.The University of Nebraska–Lincoln is the flagship public research university in Nebraska, and is a member of the Big Ten Conference. Home of the Huskers.
Nebraskastudies.org is a resource for teacher, students and adults interested in Nebraska, its history, geography, culture and people. We feature lesson plans, video, and primary source historical documents.
Nebraska Public Media the compelling personal stories of the state and its people.
Program features current stories and issues affected residents of the state. Page includes program schedule and transcripts from previous shows.
Includes membership information, meetings, and resources.
Answers4Families | Providing Internet based support to Nebraskans with special needs.
These are the first two instructional modules on international human rights: the foundation and genocide and crimes against humanity.
National Collegiate Honors Council
The University of Nebraska Foundation is a private, nonprofit corporation securing financial support for each of the four campuses of the University of Nebraska since 1936. The Foundation bridges relationships with alumni, friends, corporations and other foundations interested in academic excellence for the University. Quick Facts The University of Nebraska Foundation was founded in 1936 by 30 Nebraska citizens interested in creating a university greater than what the state alone could provide.
Documenting slavery and freedom in the District of Columbia– a digital archive of freedom suits and related cases between 1790 and 1862 and the multigenerational family networks they reveal.
The Walt Whitman Archive is a comprehensive resource about Whitman's life and work, co-directed by Dr. Ed Folsom and Dr. Kenneth M. Price. Whitman has been one of the most influential writers in American history. Among his works are Leaves of Gr and Memoranda During the War, which describes the poet's experiences while nursing Civil War sol rs. Whitman has become an icon of the community. His love poetry, including the famous 'Calamus' section, is remarkably moving and candid.
