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Registration is open for the University Libraries' genealogy and family history day, which is June 10.

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Registration open for genealogy and family history day

May 18, 2017

A student passes through the door to the Digital Learning Center after completing a final exam on May 4.

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Testing center processes 241,000+ exams in first year

May 5, 2017

invention drawing

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Registration open for patent process workshop

April 19, 2017

A research project into campus architecture has led to Kay Logan-Peters becoming an unofficial UNL historian. Her work is featured in the UNL Historical Buildings website.

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Home history is focus of genealogy discussion

April 13, 2017

A giant snowdrop blooms in the gardens on the south side of Love Library. The perennial is one earliest spring flowering bulbs. It is native to Turkey, Macedonia, Bulgaria, southern Ukraine and northeastern Greece.

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Libraries offer summer, fall course reserves

April 12, 2017

Demos and Donuts

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‘Demos and Donuts’ sessions explore citation management tools

April 11, 2017

data

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Endangered Data Week events April 17-21

April 10, 2017

Library

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Registration open for writing retreat

April 3, 2017

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Digital humanities forum is April 6-7

March 21, 2017

UNL's Center for Digital Research in the Humanities, located in Love Library (pictured), has awarded three fellowships through the Digital Scholarship Incubator. The awards support and develop student-led digital humanities research that extends beyond the classroom.

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Visiting scholar to discuss how students conduct research

March 10, 2017

Genealogy Over Lunch

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Genealogy Group to examine how genealogists use DNA

March 10, 2017

A giant snowdrop blooms in the gardens on the south side of Love Library. The perennial is one earliest spring flowering bulbs. It is native to Turkey, Macedonia, Bulgaria, southern Ukraine and northeastern Greece.

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Panel discussion on critical literacies is March 16

March 9, 2017