Passion is a word several students used to describe what they’re drawing from the College of Journalism and Mass Communications’ heavy emphasis on experiential learning, along with practice, portfolios and professional contacts.

Students are learning the art of moving forward through the work of Holocaust survivor Samuel Bak.

Chancellor Ronnie Green, Ph.D., says higher education access is a hallmark of the University of Nebraska–Lincoln. “If you look at the population of our state, this institution has educated the majority of our teachers, of our doctors, of our lawyers, of our bankers, of our leaders in political life in the state of Nebraska,” says Green, who will retire June 30.

Architecture grad Richard Griffin was inspired by his mother’s resolve as she raised her three children alone. In gratitude, he established a scholarship at his alma mater in her honor.

UNK  Program Prepares Students for Law Careers in Rural Nebraska By Tyler Ellyson – UNK Communications When Max Beal graduates from the University of Nebraska College of Law, he won’t be looking for a job in Lincoln or Omaha. The 24-year-old plans to practice in central Nebraska, where he was raised on a farm near […]

Leland Essary is proud of the accomplishments of his mother, Theta Cole Bullington, a respected leader in public health nursing. In tribute, Leland established a scholarship in her name.