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One of Ours, from Roscoe and Meta Cather Collection; no. 270 of limited edition of 345 copies signe

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One of Ours, from Roscoe and Meta Cather Collection; no. 270 of limited edition of 345 copies signe

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Nicole Musselman, a scholar from the University of South Florida, photographs a page on file in the

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Maria Kane, a scholar from St. Louis, carefully reads one of the letters on file in the special coll

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Gabi Kirilloff, a Husker alumna and assistant professor of English at Washington University in St. L

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Maria Kane, a scholar from St. Louis, carefully reads one of the letters on file in the special coll

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Tristian Swift (left) a Junior English major talks about his final project with Professor Richard Gr

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Kate Wandsnider a Junior Global Studies major holds a Will Eisner book, “A Contract With God and O

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Richard Graham introduces Will Eisner, the comic book artist his Graphic Novels as History (HIST 256

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Jo Sayer (left), a Junior History major, passes a Will Eisner book to Kate Wandsnider, a Junior Glob

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Melissa Homestead published her book (The Only Wonderful Things: The Creative Partnership of Willa C

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Margaret Huettl, Assistant Professor in History and Ethnic Studies, poses in front of a screen shot

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Margaret Huettl, Assistant Professor in History and Ethnic Studies, poses in front of a screen shot

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Nidhi Polekar, a triple major in Political Science, English, and Film Studies. She is pictured cooki

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After working for 22 years on campus, Nebraska's Misty Miller will graduate May 8 with a Bachelor of

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William G. Thomas, John and Catherine Angle Professor in the Humanities, describes the research abou

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Kwakiutl Dreher, Associate Professor in English, describes the screenplay she wrote for the story of

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A palette of paint colors as the two students work on a short piece of the final video. The story of

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Michael Burton, Assistant Professor of Practice, Textiles, Merchandising and Fashion Design, is lead

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A computer screen shows an image of Thalia Rodgers’ hand and brush as she creates an animation by

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Michael Burton works with clothing he produced for the story of Anna, a slave who jumped from a wind

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A computer screen shows an image of Thalia Rodgers’ hand and brush as she creates an animation by

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Imani Brown and Thalia Rodgers, both FPA students from Omaha, paint on a "green screen" lightbox. A

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The basement of Love Library north filled with hunters looking to document interesting bits of histo

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The basement of Love Library north filled with hunters looking to document interesting bits of histo

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The basement of Love Library north filled with hunters looking to document interesting bits of histo

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The Maid of Orleans by Robert Hugh Benson. The basement of Love Library north filled with hunters lo

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The basement of Love Library north filled with hunters looking to document interesting bits of histo

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Melissa Homestead, Professor of English, checks out a book from the top shelf of one of the library

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Clara Craig, the university's first research librarian made this notation the book "Widow Bedott Pap

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The basement of Love Library north filled with hunters looking to document interesting bits of histo

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The basement of Love Library north filled with hunters looking to document interesting bits of histo

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The basement of Love Library north filled with hunters looking to document interesting bits of histo

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