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Bureau of Sociological Research accepting questions for winter survey

October 16, 2019

The City of Lincoln built a system to help manage Antelope Creek water flow and prevent flood damage through downtown Lincoln. The project was completed in 2012.

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Nebraska-developed tool suite brings context to climate change

April 12, 2019

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Bureau of Sociological Research seeks input on upcoming survey

April 5, 2019

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Bureau of Sociological Research seeks input on winter survey

November 23, 2018

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Bureau of Sociological Research seeks input on winter survey

November 14, 2018

Nebraska's annual social indicators survey averages about 1,000 responses from households across the state.

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Call issued for participation in annual social indicators survey

April 18, 2018

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Bureau of Sociological Research gauging interest in winter survey

January 22, 2018

University of Nebraska City Campus entrance gate

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Research questions sought for Nebraska survey

April 19, 2017

. The Nebraska engineering students team took first place in the annual Chem-E-Car competition. With the win, the Nebraska team qualifies to compete against collegiate teams from around the world at an annual meeting Oct. 29-Nov. 3 in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

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Achievements | Honors, awards, publications for April 14

April 14, 2017

Lisa Kort-Butler, a Nebraska sociologist who studies how different factors may affect views of capital punishment, has culled 40 years of state social-attitudes survey data about Nebraska respondents' views of the death penalty.

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Amid historic vote, research shows death penalty attitudes shifting

November 21, 2016

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From methods to the badness: Deciphering the presidential polls

November 4, 2016

Judy Walker (left) discusses a math question with doctoral students Erica Miller (center) and Allison Beemer. Walker leads a new National Science Foundation-funded project to increase the number of women in mathematics, especially at the doctoral level.

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Project aims to boost women in math grad programs

October 4, 2016