Nebraska indie filmmaker creates passionate films

Omaha native Jim Fields has spent the last 25 years pursuing his passion of filmmaking. He has written, directed and produced six films and is currently in the process of filming another. His upcoming film is a documentary about Nebraskan rock bands from 1956 to 1996 who performed original music, and he expects it to be released at some point in 2025. Fields focuses all his films around Midwest living and has made several films centered around LGBTQ+ experiences. Out of his six films, Field has produced four documentaries and two features. Click to learn more about Fields' journey in following his passions and achieving his lifelong dream.

Nebraska women’s basketball embraces NCAA tournament challenge after their battle in the Big Ten tournament. With their sights set on a triumphant return to March Madness, the Huskers, led by Coach Amy Williams, showcase unwavering determination and teamwork. Bolstered by their strong camaraderie and recent impressive performances, including a hard-fought matchup in the Big Ten Championship, Nebraska eagerly anticipates their showdown against Texas A&M. Click to explore how their collective spirit and rich history position them for success in the tournament's electrifying atmosphere.

Huskers women's basketball is ready to play

Troy Dannen named new athletic director

Nebraska's athletic department sees a swift change in leadership as Troy Dannen, former University of Washington athletic director, steps into the role once held by Trev Alberts. With a diverse background spanning successes at Northern Iowa and Tulane, Dannen's arrival signals a fresh chapter for Husker athletics. As he finalizes a six-year contract, Dannen's Midwest roots add an intriguing layer to his return home to Lincoln, promising a dynamic vision for the future of Nebraska's sports programs.