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The city of Lincoln is seen in an aerial view from the state capitol building.

From Nebraska Today

Nebraska Snapshot shows mixed views on direction of state, country

February 16, 2026

Cash incentives are illustrated for surveys in this graphic illustration.

From Nebraska Today

A few extra dollars may go a long way for survey researchers, study shows

January 28, 2026

A student walks down a concrete path with three red brick buildings in the background.

From Nebraska Today

In sixth decade, Bureau of Sociological Research still taking the pulse of Nebraska

January 28, 2026

Morril hall

From Nebraska Today

Bureau of Sociological Research releases 2024-25 annual report

December 5, 2025

Jenny Meints, a licensed physical therapist assistant, works with a volunteer in the University Health Center's new physical therapy space. The facility includes a warm-water therapy pool, gym and private patient rooms.

From Nebraska Today

Snapshot: Nebraskans' health is good, but employment, income disparities exist

November 11, 2025

From Nebraska Today

Two-thirds of Nebraskans are 'homegrown,' report shows

September 25, 2025

Aerial photo of Meier Commons and the Nebraska Union plaza with Kauffman Hall in the background. Kauffman is home to the Jeffrey S. Raikes School of Computer Science and Management.

From Nebraska Today

NASIS offers opportunity for Husker researchers to collect pilot data

September 15, 2025

Eli Schuster, a senior mellophone player, marches during a warm-up exercise on August 18. Schuster is studying nutrition, exercise and health science.

From Nebraska Today

Achievements | Honors, appointments and publications for Aug. 22

August 22, 2025

Seven electrical workers on ladders hang a lighting track in a first-floor exhibit in Morrill Hall.

From Nebraska Today

Two-thirds of Nebraskans satisfied with work, survey finds

July 30, 2025

Cattle take a dip in a pond south of Gothenburg, Nebraska

From Nebraska Today

Bureau of Sociological Research helping steer ag policy research

June 30, 2025

Margaret Jacobs (right), Charles Mach Professor of history, director of the Center for Great Plains Studies and co-director of the Walking in the Footsteps of Our Ancestors project, speaks with project team members Cory DeRoin and Billie Tohee (both Otoe-Missouria) at Spring Creek Prairie Audubon Center near Denton.

From Nebraska Today

Otoe-Missouria project releases historical marker audit, community surveys

June 20, 2025

A church steeple rises up to clouds in yellows and golds from sunlight.

From Nebraska Today

Religious beliefs, services play larger role for older, rural Nebraskans

May 30, 2025