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Selleck uses micro-farms in hopes to increase sustainability 

Micro-farms—small, hydroponic plots—have made an appearance next to Grains and Greens in the Selleck Dining Hall thanks to a partnership between the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and Babylon Micro-Farms. “I like that it’s fresh and local; you don’t get any fresher,” said a university dining services official.

What's happening in Nebraska athletics?

Nebraska athletics had perhaps its most eventful weekend of the new year. Here’s what happened across rifle, swim and dive and men’s and women’s tennis the past few days.

Last week, opinion columnist Brian Beach argued that ChatGPT would not destroy the journalism industry as we know it. Assistant opinion editor Ben Lampman gave ChatGPT a chance to respond.

The overwhelming attention toward ChatGPT leads to discussions on campus

Dean Sherri Jones shares her UNL experience

As an engineering student, Sherri Jones struggled with how to connect her work to people. Now, as dean of the College of Education and Human Sciences, Jones puts people first. “I want to be a dean that is visible,” Jones said, “that is a collaborator, [that is] seen as a colleague. And I want people to call me Sherri. That's the kind of culture I want to build.”

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