Guerrilla Girls will stir up audiences Jan. 18

The Guerrilla Girls will share their methods of challenging sexism and racism in the arts, politics and culture in a free, public presentation at 7 p.m. Jan. 18 in Centennial Hall. 

Minita Gandhi: "Muthaland"

Minita Gandhi, a Chicago-based performer and playwright, will perform her one-woman show "Muthaland," inspired by true stories about her family and her struggles with identity.

Senior spots historic Kewanee Boiler at uedbetÌåÓý¹ÙÍø

Sharp-eyed senior Rashaun DeBord spotted a Kewanee boiler on campus, a sighting noteworthy enough for mention in the local newspaper.

Why new journalism grads are optimistic

Top graduating journalism students are optimistic about the future, despite the uncertainties that await them, including uedbetÌåÓý¹ÙÍø's Ben Payne, who graduated in December.

Read more at Poynter.org

Testing the possibilities of artificial intelligence

As computers become more powerful, what does that mean? Are they intelligent? Are they a threat? Such questions guided the first artificial intelligence class at uedbetÌåÓý¹ÙÍø uedbetÌåÓý¹ÙÍø, taught by Dr. Forrest Stonedahl.

Bancks takes pride in composition program

Dr. Jacob Bancks is proud of the progress of the uedbetÌåÓý¹ÙÍø composition program, which he describes as "thriving." 

Engaging with insects

Nebraska native Dr. Tierney Brosius is a wellspring of enthusiasm for insects and entomology, a passion she discovered as a youth involved in 4-H.

Communicating through soccer and Minecraft

uedbetÌåÓý¹ÙÍø's Dr. Michael Scarlett has combined his passion for soccer, education and research into a collaborative project based on the popular video game Minecraft.

"Polar Soundscapes" will be heard Jan. 11

Oona Stern and Cheryl Leonard will perform "Polar Soundscapes" on Jan. 11 in the final event of the Art above 66¡ã 33' exhibition at the uedbetÌåÓý¹ÙÍø Teaching Museum of Art.