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Black refugees rest on a levee along the Mississippi River in this image from April 17,1897.

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Edwards helps catalog untold stories of Black homesteaders

February 27, 2023

Margaret Jacobs

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Jacobs to deliver Feb. 21 Inquire lecture

February 15, 2023

Color photo of Andrew Graybill on color campus background

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Historian Graybill to discuss early effort to define Great Plains

January 24, 2023

Roger Welsch (Photo courtesy of the UNL Department of History)

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OLLI hosting screening and discussion for 'Return of the Pawnees'

October 17, 2022

first friday sign at the great plains art museum

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Nebraska U hosts First Friday art exhibits

October 7, 2022

Representatives of the Otoe-Missouria Nation walk around a green field at the Henry Dieken Prairie south of Unadilla in May.

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Otoe-Missouria homecoming celebration is Sept. 21

September 14, 2022

Black-and-white photo of prairie with trees on right side

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Great Plains Art Museum to open two photography exhibitions Sept. 2

August 23, 2022

Portrait of Alaina E. Roberts in front of UNL City Campus background

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Stubbendieck award winner to give lecture Sept. 7

August 23, 2022

Chimney Rock

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Conference to explore complex history of the Great Plains

July 8, 2022

Roger Welsch shows the filmmakers a collection of historical articles and photos about the Pawnee Nation in Dannebrog, Nebraska.

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Film exploring act of reconciliation wins award

June 15, 2022

Craig Chandler | University Communication

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Faculty earn ACLS funding for digital humanities projects

June 10, 2022

Portrait of Alaina E. Roberts in front of UNL City Campus background

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Roberts wins 2022 Stubbendieck book prize

May 18, 2022